Subordinates in a sentence

Industries exist where someone might lose a job or take some other serious punishment for not just speaking callously about a murder case involving his subordinates, but for the other self-inflicted errors Oats has made of late.

It alleges that senior military officials “knew about their subordinates’ crimes, and failed to take any action to prevent the crimes from happening and to punish the perpetrators”.

It is essential to have effective communication between subordinates and superiors in an organization and between the organization and society in general (for instance, between the management and trade unions).

Once the hospital supervising physician hits on his subordinates during a patient exam, then, of course things start to get out of hand.

She is known for being extra tough, but this is necessary since she often deals with stubborn subordinates and suspects.

Supervisors are traditionally associated with higher markers such as age, education and tenure than their subordinates.

Then the sergeant lined up the recruits and posed for a photo himself, where his subordinates, bowed down, showed the name of the city.

While Nixon’s remarks might be prettied up, he told me, it was Kissinger’s own acid-tongued ripostes that subordinates were supposed to excise to protect their boss.

After receiving Vote-By-Mail Applications from Callaway or his subordinates, these purported messengers entered the Atlantic County clerk’s office carrying anywhere from one to four completed Vote-By-Mail Applications.

All presidents have a team in place; policy options and likely responses to different scenarios are often discussed in advance of implementation… and subordinates will step up and take over if a president is somewhat impaired,” he added.

Asked if he regretted the comment – after subordinates were walking it back – Biden stuttered and searched for the right response on the fraught topic.

However, if they wanted to work the best as a team, he should have fought together with his subordinates as a team rather than having them fight individually.

In the case of the first defendant, we printed chats from her phone and saw conversations she had with contractors, subordinates, and permanent secretaries.

In the wake of Dr. Bitton’s TV interview, Israeli intelligence learned that Mr. Sinwar was asking about Mr. Adar’s well-being, and that subordinates had assured him that he was all right.

These official are now training their subordinates such as additional returning officers, flying squad teams, static squad teams, video surveillance teams, expenditure monitoring teams and others.

What the world saw was a bold statement from Macron announcing that in this system, all powers belong to the French despot resident in Paris and the subordinates must bend to the will of France.

Communist leader Mao Zedong instructed his subordinates to grow poppies and convert them to opium, then traffic it into China’s non-Communist regions.

He constantly subordinates American interests and values to Saudi Arabia, a brutally repressive and aggressive regime that has promoted Islamism and enabled terrorism worldwide.

However, when asked to give further details about the other processes the council of state member was taken through at the police station, Adu Poku said he was not there to witness the whole process but he was duly informed by his subordinates.

It explains why the Chairman became a self-motivated "czar" with arbitrary dictatorial powers over his clique of hand-picked police subordinates.