Sentences with phrase «subordinated positions»

Several providers have raised or continue to raise more funds to finance subordinated positions, too.

Yet when one's desires place reason in a wholly subordinate position to feeling, honest discussion and rational outcomes can be made very difficult.

(Job 18:14) Moreover, it is not unlikely that the death angels of later Judaism were the old gods of the underworld, reduced, according to the habit of early religions, to the subordinate position of spirits.

While I respect the conviction he shows, I think it perfectly appropriate to call into question the belief system that supports such convictions, a belief system that does in fact generally put women in a subordinate position to men.

The Scottish Nationalist Party claims that independence would allow Scotland to advance from «its subordinate position within the UK, and generate a new prosperity for Scotland».

Livingstone eagerly agreed, and Labour Mayoral candidate Nicky Gavron volunteered to take a subordinate position as his deputy.

The time is gone where it was adequate for academic institutions, government, or industrial organizations to simply place a token woman or person of color in a subordinate position within the organization, and then pat itself on the back for having done so.

The rise of charter schools also reflects the subordinate position of local school districts and to some extent further weakens their position.

The recent case of Malala Yousafzai; of Pakistan, shows that women and girl children are still vulnerable due to deep rooted gender inequalities and cultural belief which place women and girls in a subordinate position.

Because of its subordinate position, the mezzanine loan assumes a higher risk profile than senior debt but retains a less risky position than preferred equity.

The City will not subordinate its position to loans for other credit debt or loans which do not reflect the criteria listed above.

By doing this, he is putting himself in a position of authority and putting you in a subordinate position.

Each dog's behaviour, particularly any aggressive behaviour, can be explained by their efforts to move higher on the ladder, and push other dogs into a lower, subordinate position.

Its internationally renowned posters denounce the subordinate position of women and highlight the structural nature of sexual difference in the art institution.

A perception that the gallery occupies a subordinate position to its precocious offspring, Tate Modern, also doesn't help.

The complaint alleges that Soames also told her that because she was the first black associate to work in the office, the office staff's treatment of her might be influenced by the fact that «they had never before been forced to be in a» subordinate position'to a black person.»

Alice, A subordinate position (job - on - the - line, lack of witnesses, ineffective regulatory boards, alienation, inadequate training in dealing with sexual harassment, etc.) for most women, is the breeder of silence and inaction.

If you've found yourself pushing someone toward a deadline, convincing someone to correct an error, or teaching someone a new skill from a peer or subordinate position, be ready to explain this in your cover letter and during your interviews.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF EMPLOYEE»S SUBORDINATE POSITIONS: LPN Patient Care Technician Unit Secretary

This new guidance, which goes into effect immediately, states that PACE loans will remain in a subordinated position on most FHA mortgages, in line with long - standing guidance from the Federal Housing Finance Agency.

Ordinarily, a mortgage lender who is in the first position will not subordinate the position.

Not exact matches

Being subordinate to the SBA loans means the bank is in first position.

The BioLogos position on origins sits partway between two fundamentalisms: on the «left» end of the spectrum is the fundamentalism of people like Richard Dawkins and Daniel Dennett who are committed to the belief that the only reliable form of knowledge comes from science, and that alternate ways of knowing must be either rejected entirely or completely subordinated to science.

In the East, in the Byzantine realms, where the power and tradition of the Roman state survived in a continuous succession from the C ~ sars, the Church, true to the traditional position of the official religion of the Empire, was kept subordinate and ancillary to the state.

Nevertheless, in order to understand the genuine sources from which theology legitimizes its irreplaceable intuition, and in order to preserve the revelation - theological relevance of process - theological theory, we may contrast the main position of process theology by identifying the counter question: Can there be found any genuine place for a revealed theology within Whitehead's work so that theology does not have to be subordinated to general metaphysics but, rather, finds its connection to metaphysics in mutual influence?

The true and the good were dislodged from their positions of independence, priority, and permanence and were subordinated to considerations of human interest and satisfaction.

It has led some theologians to put forward the position that Jesus, as Son incarnate, is somehow subordinate to his Father in heaven.

If this is the «correct Whiteheadian position, in what sense can we understand those passages that seem to subordinate God to creativity?

Humans, even as subordinate lords over creation, can not use their position and power as unrestricted license (1 Cor 6:12; 10:23).

With the attitude that obedience is subjection to a formal authority to which the self can be subordinated without being essentially obedient, a neutral position is possible.

As I said, advocates of this position hold that Jesus is eternally subordinate to the Father, but that that role has nothing to do with his being, who he is or his ontology, because according to them a person's eternal condition is irrelevant to their existence.

In a high position he does not domineer over his subordinates.

They thought we were Sports Direct and we should do what the subordinates at Sports Direct do, forgetting they were dealing with 20 - odd egos, probably 10 self - sufficient men in a position to make a number of different judgements.

It would bar the mayor and department heads from holding positions in any political party or soliciting subordinates for campaign contributions for anyone running for a city office.

A disproportionate number of Spitzer appointees to Agency Commissioner and subordinate agency executive positions were colleagues from the Office of Attorney General.

As alluded to already, services play a subordinate role in scientific planning and analysis and are hence in a position to permanently prove their usefulness.

«It has never been shown in animals before that having a higher body weight also means it will be subordinate,» that is, lower in rank or position.

The author might be surprised to learn the results of our analysis — that characters in the scenarios are twice as likely to be male as female, and when women are included in the cases, they frequently hold positions that are subordinate in rank.

Such incisive moments, though, are subordinate to the filmmakers» penchant toward deck - stacking caricature, most noxiously the character of Gwendolyn (Christina Applegate), a villainous PTA president who's so invested in her high position that she, as part of the election platform she articulates when a fed - up Amy eventually challenges her presidency, seriously advocates for a 365 - day school year, citing Genghis Khan as a model.

The right person, like Rhames, might already be on staff, already contributing to the movement as a foot soldier or subordinate but not occupying a position of leadership or authority.

In the event of a short sale or foreclosure, the first position lien gets paid off first, and then the subordinate (second / third / fourth / etc) position one.

Bruce Berkowitz's Fairholme Capital appears to be the most «all - in» with respect to position sizing with 35 % of the fund's capital deployed long Fannie and Freddie subordinated preferred shares.

The first three show the weakness of the position of the holders of the notes, in that you can be diluted or subordinated.

A type of debt that places the investor in a lien position behind or subordinated to a company's primary creditors.

Shortly after we opened the position ACLS failed to make a payment required under its 4.25 % Convertible Senior Subordinated Notes, which meant that the company was required to repay the outstanding principal amount of the notes plus a maturity premium and accrued interest (a total payment of approximately $ 85 million) on January 15.

The major change to the balance sheet since we opened the position was CRGN's February repurchase of $ 4.8 M of its 4 % convertible subordinated debentures due February 2011, for an aggregate purchase price of $ 3.8 M, which reflected an aggregate discount from the face value of such 2011 notes of approximately 21 %.

The nose loop mimics how a «pack leader» dog demonstrates his position by grasping a subordinate's muzzle in his mouth.

A child should never try to boss a dog who considers that child a subordinate, because the dog may defend against what he sees as a threat to his pack position.

That means you have to go to ExVS» command menu, which allows you to tell your subordinates where to go, either targeting specific enemy units or a position on the map.

This can be done in part by hiring people for qualities over skills, and more importantly, by those in leadership positions exhibiting a spirit of cooperation and collaboration, not only to those who are on a lateral plane but also to their subordinates.