Subordinated in a sentence

A second SCA case to be heard in 2023 seeks to challenge Arqomanzi’s claim to be a valid creditor of another company under rescue and whether its claims should be “subordinated” or given full voting rights.

But instead the MSA was subordinated to it.

He will be likely to do so if he understands that a long war threatens his regime — whose preservation seems to be the only thing he values more highly than a subordinated Ukraine — by fatally weakening domestic cohesion or by escalating out of control.

Once the complete financing package has been finalized, the stream percentages will be subject to increases in the event that the existing stream held by Wheaton International is subordinated to debt.

On the left, you have the borrower that typically has senior secured loans, maybe some unsecured bonds or subordinated debt, and equity (preferred and common).

The opposition may oppose the manoeuvre by voting for a motion of no confidence under clause 2 of article 49. Article 49.3 shifts all power to the executive which is no longer subordinated to the vote of the parliament to pass legislation.

These needs—food, drink, sex—are subordinated to the market and reshaped, then turned into consumer dreams.

But the praise was tempered by criticism of his style — that he subordinated journalism to advocacy, leading to some notable mistakes and questionable claims.

But perhaps most disturbing was the statement that US academic institutions would be part of this foreign-policy package, with scholarship and academic freedom subordinated to the Trump agenda of hostility and fear mongering towards China.

It primarily invests in senior subordinated debt securities secured by second lien security interests in portfolio company assets, coupled with equity interests.

The Constitution cannot accept a new normal where the basic liberties of the people can be subordinated to emergency mitigation measures.

The fund also selectively considers third-party-led senior and subordinated debt financings and opportunistically considers the purchase of stressed and discounted debt positions.

Trade receivables, debt securities issued and subordinated liabilities are initially recognized when they are originated.

It's a closed-end investment company, which lends money to community banks throughout the US, through preferred equity, subordinated debt and common equity investments, and gives income investors a secure, high-yield exposure to them.

Nothing better confirms that has become a fetish, one to which every other principle has been subordinated – including the conservative principle of preserving a constitution that has endured for more than three centuries.

Public debate on the subject is more restrained though, with many resigned to the fact that individual rights are subordinated to state interests.

The emergence of a speculative investment market led to rapid inflation of land prices, so that the agricultural use-value of land was effectively subordinated to its capital-value.

A strong unity developed, however, as the various communities subordinated their individual interests to central authority in matters of national concern.

At worst, abusing judicial discretion would actually pave the way to a biased decision, rendering obsolete the judicial process in question rule of law being illicitly subordinated by rule of man under such discriminating circumstances.

Coddington never liked Williams, nor did he like being subordinated to the new charter government.