subordination

IPA: sʌbɔrdʌnˈeɪʃʌn

Examples of "subordination" in Sentences

In the Services this quality reaches its maximum during war when the military demands the ultimate in subordination of self-the surrender of life.
The subordination is supported by the actions of individuals, cultural norms and values, and the institutional structures and practices of society.
But if democracy is based upon human values, if it sets the state in subordination to the individual, it meets, in those respects, the mind and spirit of the Hindu.
Western-style democracy, rationalism, objectivity, and the autonomy of the individual are slogans designed to convince the downtrodden that subordination is justice ...
It makes no difference whether the combination is one of workers or of employers, a corporation or a labour union, it must live in subordination to the public interest.
– I feel like the jump from the first clause (the ultimate cost for subordination is her memories) to the second (can she master the art of mind-hacking without blowing her cover?) is kind of awkward.
Qom's lack of subordination is a threat to Khamenei's rule and to the long-term survival of the Islamic Republic -- a system which prides itself with fusing (at least in theory) Islamic values and a republican form of governance.