| It will mean the subjection of research to the commands and needs of businesses and a reduction in the state's contribution. |
| This model is specially designed for the production of elastic cords to be used as mask subjection for medical applications. |
| They make it complicated in an attempt to maintain the people of Quebec in a state of subjection. |
| That system must be condemned for what it was: a systematic enterprise of subjection and despoilment. |
| Rather, they propose to cross the frontier for no better reason than to aggrandize themselves and to prolong the subjection of their own population. |
| But there is an even deeper inconsistency between those ideals and the subjection of every other society on earth to mass surveillance. |
