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" I reiterate , parliament is sovereign . This president shall be subservient to the parliament, " he said.

But animals of this age do not easily become subservient to man, and a very firm hand must be employed in the early stages.

Being able to placate the surviving population and keep them subservient to a federal system would then involve plenty of handy oil and gas.

and that our impatience to see our troops come home should be subservient to the needs of national security.

One, considerably older than the other two, with a well-kept beard, was the spokesman, though the others were in no way subservient to him.

You are also continually bombarded by the media and other sources, to believe you are subservient to the dictates of the dark Ones.

The middle class is weak and ineffectual and tends to become dependent on and subservient to the ruling class .

The majority of men must be subservient to the machine.

To such figures, truth is always malleable, always subservient to political goals.

Young body in his own thoughts are not mature stage always subservient to the primitive instinct.

How could he choose for himself, he was a slave, completely subservient to his master?

LH: So, I had a hard time with playing all of her kind of subservient wifeness. It's not in my nature.

The open admiration of young men in ancient Greece was part of a culture of manliness where women played a subservient role.

These parties are subservient groupings whose role is to give the political system a veneer of diversity without inconvenient reality.

They conceived of Subservient Chicken, the website that invites viewers to order around a man dressed in a chicken costume.

In this matriarchal city, males had a decidedly subservient role, and most answered to the whims of females.

Basically, Broll sees Valeera as an untrustworthy, betraying, magic junkie blood elf, and Valeera sees Broll as a weak, subservient wuss.

Services themselves should be treated as subservient to the higher level system or systems that use them.

"Few Swedish men expect women to be domestic or subservient, " she says.

Intellectually subservient to the west, it followed the consensus of freer markets and smaller states.

There is nothing in life which harasses and annoys that may not become subservient to the highest ends.

Foreign, subservient, vassal kingdoms, and then barbarian hordes.

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That day, a humble, subservient orphan girl was transformed into the queen of Persia, the most powerful kingdom in the world.

People should not be regarded as subservient to the economic system.

It's difficult to imagine another industry so thoroughly subservient to one player.

As a result, there's no self-esteem for the girls because they're meant to be subservient, to be quiet and sit at the back of the classroom.

The women of the south are diminutive, subservient and very polite.

Gender differences in Siam are also very clear and women are clearly subservient to men.

Everything is subservient to that.

All other considerations are subservient to the need for quick profit.

That is to say, it is subservient to the natural world; its importance is that it refers to that world.

Although they have suffered a lot of incredible tribulation and discomfiture, yet neither of them were subservient .

you feeling now, sir? " he asked, with the subservient smirk. "

Experience is subservient to knowledge.

The best CFOs have a close , mutually respectful , but not subservient relationship with the chief executive .

In China, meanwhile, companies, markets and investors are all subservient to the needs of the ruling Communist Party.

always the same soft , caressive , subservient , yet managing voice.

He hated being subservient to this dean.

Leon doesn't expect to fall in love with this odd, subservient person, yet he can't deny what he comes to feel for Grim.

Are priests too subservient to their bishops?

This model is used when QA is, for lack of a better term, subservient to development.

He was regarded as too subservient to the manager.

Images can make people subservient and disconnected from their true needs, without the use of physical force or violence.

They're not as subservient to the Chinese as many people think.

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The temptation is to think that technology we designed must remain subservient to us - but think again