Examples of using Subordinating in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
But:“Here, I could do something I was interested in without subordinating myself to politics.
In subordinating the person to itself and to cause in him indebtedness something to make an essence for you.
There might however come the day on that every internet users realizes that he is abulicly subordinating himself to the computer.
parents have to change their life foundations, completely subordinating them to the baby's regime.
The desire to express well-mannered support for the veterans instead of subordinating everything to the needs of the revolution was completely foreign to Lenin.
This meant subordinating our thoughts, feelings and subjective experience in favor of a supposedly greater truth and higher purpose, represented by the guru.
It is not a question of disdaining the rest but of subordinating them to Jesus, putting him in first place; grace in first place.
The planet became infected by certain ways of life of humankind, above all by subordinating minorities who create wide-spreading inferiority,
Like Gabriel, who could become minister only because he recanted his criticism of Israel while subordinating explicitly to the Central Council of the Jews in Germany.
Nevertheless, subordinating himself to this law understandably has to be beneficial for the human being who is using his strength in accordance with God's will.
In this long time there was for the spiritual only a subordinating under divine will to now being able to use its free will in the last embodiment as man.
We need to define our own issues rather than subordinating ourselves to the issues dictated by the right.
Subordinating of the will under God'swill.
Subordinating them to the prince receive the strength to fight with the strongest villages.
Subordinating of the will. God taking residence in the heart.
overcoming my will, subordinating me.
Law of order. Subordinating of the will.
Subordinating or moving a product group or part.
Subordinating a part to another product group.
Subordinating a normal person to psychologically abnormal individuals has a deforming effect on his personality: it engenders trauma and neurosis.