在 英语 中使用 Subjection 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Two main dangers threaten the existence of democracies: Complete subjection of the legislative power to the will of the electoral body.
Prohibits subjection of a child to a social or customary practice that is harmful to the health or general development of the child.
General Assembly resolution 1514(XV) stated that the subjection of peoples to alien subjugation, domination and exploitation constituted a denial of fundamental human rights.
Owing to the subjection of women, there has in most civilized communities been no genuine companionship between husbands and wives;
What made the sight sickening was Carlo's complete subjection, but it was perhaps this that saved his life.
Although subjection can be challenging, women can welcome it as honorable, even as did Jesus.
The subjection of peoples to foreign domination and exploitation constitutes a denial of human rights.
So by such a kind of subjection woman is naturally subject to man, because in man the discretion of reason predominates.
The principles included under the first heading are applicable to intervention at all stages of the trafficking cycle: recruitment, transportation and subjection to exploitation.
A free military alliance of little Poland with huge Russia is, in point of fact, complete military subjection of Poland.
Behind his instruction is the fact that every ordered society is built on two pillars- authority and subjection to that authority.
The shortage of funding leads to greater poverty, vulnerability, subjection, and marginalization, which undermines the human dignity of women.
You have crowned Him with glory and honour, putting everything in subjection under His feet.'.
The Committee subsequently expressed its concern about the persistence of the belief in witchcraft and the subjection of women in witch camps to violence.
The private world, in which they work long hours, usually turns into an environment of subjection, maltreatment and verbal and physical aggression.
There has been drained from him the strength which his forefathers derived from the subjection of women;
But the subjection of the industries to the banks meant, for the same reasons, their subjection to the western European money market.
Turkey's relations with the Arab countries was overladen by powerful anti-Turkish sentiments derived from the Arab world's previous subjection to the Ottoman Empire.
(c) Subjection of the State to the law, meaning that the executive authority is bound by the law in all the actions that it takes and measures that it pursues;
Subjection of peoples to foreign domination was not only a denial of fundamental human rights but also an impediment to security; moreover, it hindered economic cooperation and social development.