The struggle between the Bohemian estates and Habsburg absolutism resulted in the complete subordination of the Bohemian estates to Habsburg interests.

According to Weber's political sociology, caesaropapism entails "the complete subordination of priests to secular power."

The old guard Republicans refused any merger and would only accept complete subordination forcing the Reorganized Republicans to also nominate a slate of statewide candidates.

"This is just the formal consolidation of what has already been going on for some time: Pdvsa's complete subordination to the executive branch."

The relatively independent KPD of the early 1920s underwent an almost complete subordination to the Soviet Union.

Nonetheless, Hitler's demand for complete subordination of the party wins the approval of the remaining party leaders, including an impressionable young agitator named Joseph Goebbels (Justin Salinger).

'Systematization' opened up the prospect of complete subordination to the State, the Party or, to be precise, to Ceauşescu.

As to the question of annexation Prussia would leave that open, but made it clear that any settlement must involve the complete military subordination of Schleswig-Holstein to herself.

On the other hand, complete individual subordination to the group is just as devastating.

The example he chooses to expose is that of Beethoven's symphonies: "[his] greatness shows itself in the complete subordination of the accidentally private melodic elements to the form as a whole".