Examples of using Subordination in English and their translations into Polish
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In March 2004, adopted in the subordination of the District 1 Dębliński Regiment Road
In the Dialectic of Enlightenment this connection between creativity-constraining employment and social subordination is generally described in this way:“It is about the self-derision of man.
they shall not be in any relationship of employment subordination.
The subordination of the District meant that there were 5 divisions,
This subordination of ethics to the logic of profit commands substantial resources
Thus the subordination of NCBs within the ESCB does not allow the latter to be considered as a federation-like structure.
The Committee feels that legality and hierarchical subordination should be included among the basic principles underpinning the functioning of the European Public Prosecutor's Office; these are not mentioned explicitly in the regulation.
A team in subordination must have confidence in the future
Till 1994 the preschool institution was in departmental subordination of collective farm"Victory"(the modern name of joint project company"Pokrovsky), the founder now- Kobrin regional executive committee.
a combination of loyalty to Marxism in words and subordination to opportunism in deeds.
Kuit, and other relative particles to express a causal relationship arose from subordination of clauses introduced by them to an Ablative; cf.
This may be a subordination of the scale and significance,
At the conference Satyabhakta argued for a'National communism' and against subordination under Comintern.
high revenues on daily recruiting of workdays and subordination to the boss.
Subordination of conquered territories
presbyters and deacons in subordination to these.
It turns out that today the liberals are demanding subordination of religious institutions to the State
humility, and subordination.
censorship, and the subordination of the state to the church gradually changed their faces.
However, which are marked either to convey emphasis or to indicate subordination, do not undergo such lowering.