However, not all rules made by the executive are subsidiary legislation.

Your seven ideas should be subsidiary ones to the main theme you are trying to communicate.

During the early days, the pointed G logo was used on two other, subsidiary businesses.

"The personal element is an entirely subsidiary one, you appreciate.

Where two of these routes cross, there may be a secondary or subsidiary land value peak.

There may also be subsidiary puzzles, such as why the crime was committed, that are cleared up along the way.

A subsidiary theme, more serene in nature, provides contrast.

These could either be subsidiary companies, or they could simply be just a brand name.

"The processors were subsidiary elements to facilitate access and recording.

On the other hand, there is now a great deal of subsidiary legal wrangling over whether a demand would have been truly futile.

The question of guilt, or innocence, is quite subsidiary."

Materiel for war was stored here and, around the Armoury, were subsidiary buildings.

Protocols are subsidiary agreements built from a primary treaty.

My guess is they really are subsidiary brains that control reflexes and locomotion.

However, I have two subsidiary questions which the Commissioner could either answer in his follow-up remarks or by letter.

A subsidiary branch was opened in Taiwan in 1960.

Courts must have the power to review primary and subsidiary legislation, and administrative action.

Analytical reading requires you constantly to separate the historian's main ideas from minor or subsidiary ones.

Besides the main entrance there are two subsidiary gateways in the eastern and northern walls.

We therefore accept an amendment to the proposal excluding beneficiaries of temporary or subsidiary protection.

However, public health and environmental protection are not subsidiary questions; I think that current affairs ensure we are reminded of this every day.

They passed a subsidiary branch, a pit of dark-ness, and then another.

For that matter, women occupy a strangely subsidiary role in Kubrick's movies.

You have six subsidiary corporations that you probably use to hide your trading activities."

Coordinates, variables, and equations were subsidiary notions applied to a specific geometric situation.

His father is the president of the company's American subsidiary.

I just got good news from the director of my foreign trade subsidiary.

He was not named to any position at the subsidiary.

They may not be a subsidiary of a larger business.

Many big international companies do business here and have American subsidiaries.

The subsidiary has been in financial trouble for several years.

The company also has subsidiaries in 28 countries around the world.

The company also did not provide any details on what price the subsidiary might bring.

The two subsidiaries are to be united by the end of the year.

The subsidiary then helps pay for research on the drug.

Last year, the company set up a subsidiary in Britain.

The group now has 83 subsidiaries based in seven countries.

From that moment on it was a subsidiary of a larger company.

Then they trade to test it before setting up an office or a subsidiary.

Companies, even major ones, may buy another company or sell off a subsidiary maybe once every two years.

The foundation continues to own the building through a subsidiary.

But for the subsidiary, much of this would have probably been in the public documents.

Sometimes that may mean a company must sue its own subsidiary.

But that would still leave it with 164 subsidiaries, according to administration officials.

The group now has 26 subsidiaries and about 75,000 employees.

In order to provide better local service, he also established 10 subsidiaries.

This subsidiary would provide most of the company's profits for the next 30 years.

An example is the relationship of a holding company and two subsidiaries.

There were no buyers for either subsidiary as a going business.

The German subsidiary had already been sold eight years before.

His father is the president of the company's American subsidiary.

I just got good news from the director of my foreign trade subsidiary.

He was not named to any position at the subsidiary.

They may not be a subsidiary of a larger business.

Many big international companies do business here and have American subsidiaries.

The subsidiary has been in financial trouble for several years.

The company also has subsidiaries in 28 countries around the world.

The company also did not provide any details on what price the subsidiary might bring.

The two subsidiaries are to be united by the end of the year.

The subsidiary then helps pay for research on the drug.

Last year, the company set up a subsidiary in Britain.

The group now has 83 subsidiaries based in seven countries.

From that moment on it was a subsidiary of a larger company.

Then they trade to test it before setting up an office or a subsidiary.

Companies, even major ones, may buy another company or sell off a subsidiary maybe once every two years.

The foundation continues to own the building through a subsidiary.

But for the subsidiary, much of this would have probably been in the public documents.

Sometimes that may mean a company must sue its own subsidiary.

But that would still leave it with 164 subsidiaries, according to administration officials.

The group now has 26 subsidiaries and about 75,000 employees.

In order to provide better local service, he also established 10 subsidiaries.

This subsidiary would provide most of the company's profits for the next 30 years.

An example is the relationship of a holding company and two subsidiaries.

There were no buyers for either subsidiary as a going business.

The German subsidiary had already been sold eight years before.

The price would be the same Ford charged their own daughter companies.

The 14 daughter companies in their majority were either acquired or specially established.

You want it good you stick with the big three or their daughter companies.

The management took the decision to create a daughter company in Luxembourg .

The drinks branch was split out as the daughter company Ringnes in 1988.

This company had three daughter companies selling fuel:

Such a work force, even sprinkled through the metalworks' array of daughter companies, flies in the face of economic common sense.

They knew about the brother, but they assumed him to be imaginary, a pretend playmate which kept their little daughter company.

Daughter company of the same name Conergy produces, procures and distributes the products.

He added that Mr. Gandois no longer needed to be chairman "of both mother and daughter companies."

HEP Group is organized in the form of a holding company with a number of daughter companies.

Pon Holdings is active in the automobile and transport sector via several daughter companies.

In 2007, TDC merged the daughter companies into one.

It has 7 daughter companies:

Daughter company Viasuisse operates the service.

The daughter company Zeller Engineering makes injection moulding equipment.

The company was a daughter company of Intele AS, until September 2010.

Seat of the German Red Cross Emergency Service and both of its daughter companies.

NCP Group is a Croatian mother company of ten daughter companies with more than 400 employees.

A daughter company, Joh.

The new daughter company was renamed Procond Oy.

Tromsø Bunkerdepot became a daughter company.

They got their Pekinese - named Pipi, or "naughty boy" - mainly to keep their daughter company after school.

In 2004 Dustin's daughter company Dustin home was founded, which specialises in selling products to home users.

Years earlier, the company merged with its daughter company, The American Musical Academy of Arts Association.