| In discussions with me, women tended to blur the differences between various masquerades, subsuming all Igbo masking into one threatening mode. |
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| Working for the Man often means subsuming your ego to that of the organization. |
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| It is an admirable effort but it carries with it certain problems of style subsuming content. |
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| But with personal greed subsuming any sense of noblesse oblige or the national interest, it is time the hallowed romance of titled wealth was dispelled. |
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| His new company will also deliver a new incarnation of lifestreams, capable of subsuming social networking, news and multimedia. |
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| Often it is a larger category subsuming a number of skills and is sometimes used to mean the level at which an individual can perform a skill. |
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| In the beginning of November, the PNOS established the new Canton Schwyz branch, subsuming into it the already existing local Küssnacht group. |
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| However, these exceptions only apply where the debt assumption involves the central government absorbing a public corporation, i.e. subsuming the corporation into the central government. |
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| To this end, the Title 'Obligations' should be the repository of maxims which will set out an updated statement of the general law to be applied, whilst at the same time subsuming specific new laws. |
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| Such a concept of generalization needs to be flexible, that is, the subsuming of classes to a superclass should be easily changed if needed. |
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| The greatest chieftains of the 12th and 13th century started amassing great wealth, and subsuming lesser dominions. |
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| Swaziland's currency is pegged to the South African Rand, subsuming Swaziland's monetary policy to South Africa. |
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| One must also not neglect the growing tendency of subsuming under the qualifier « indigenous » certain socioeconomic lifestyles based on hunting and gathering, trapping, swidden agriculture, or transhumance. |
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| It makes sense to go after the Shinners just after they were comprehensively beaten in the south, by subsuming most of the SDLP's indigenous base in Northern Ireland. |
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| It also highlights a more fundamental problem with nature conservation: conservationists are subsuming the many valuable characteristics of wild nature into one giant pseudo-concept: biodiversity. |
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| The cross-border claims have to be liquidated one way or another, whether by subsuming them into a pan-European identity, restructuring, or rebalancing. |
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| When such a descriptive formulation exists, consideration may be given to subsuming earlier agenda items on the same subject under the descriptive formulation. |
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| The proposals in the report have the specific aim of subsuming Britain's distinct and diverse culture into the federalist fairytale creation of a common European culture. |
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| The problem with aggregated data is that it evens out the performance of institutions, subsuming the performance of those that fare well with that of less performing ones. |
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| In 43 CE, the Roman Empire invaded southern Britain, making alliances with certain local monarchs and subsuming the Britons under their own political control. |
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