The size of the senior subordinated note issue was reduced to $150 million.

The wind instruments have in this sense a subordinated role to play.

In between these groups, would be the subordinated debt holders.

The first part consists of senior subordinated notes due in 2006.

This is one of the first times that a bank will provide subordinated money on a temporary basis.

It is said to include cash and equity, with no subordinated debt.

A short-term loan of what is known as subordinated debt would total about $3 billion.

The compounded annual return on our subordinated debt is 35 percent.

Her role in relation to her son is a subordinated one.

The financing also includes a $1.4 billion bank facility and $500 million in subordinated debt.

The proceeds should enable us to buy back additional subordinated debt.

Fifty years after the civil rights movement, will we now have a new caste of subordinated foreign workers?

The senior subordinated notes pay no interest for the first three years, after which they pay at a rate of 16 1/2 percent.

The remainder is in the form of subordinated debt.

It would also assume $1.5 billion in subordinated debt.

The company has roughly $400 million in long-term subordinated debentures.

But he said the company might sell subordinated debt from time to time.

Concurrently offering $250 million of senior subordinated notes due in 2005.

Chancellor Broadcasting is also selling $100 million of senior subordinated notes due in 2004.

The subordinated debentures are convertible into the company's common stock at $32 a share.

This role of subordinated debt has attracted increasing attention from policy analysts in recent years.

Each remaining share will be exchanged for subordinated debentures with a market value of $25.

P. would invest the same amount as a junior subordinated debenture.

Unlike the firm's four previous partnerships, the new fund will not use any subordinated debt.

Leucadia is trying to raise $100 million through a subordinated debt offering.

Now, he is being asked to subordinate his needs to those of the entire company.

I don't know if he wanted me to be subordinate my whole life.

In Western culture, color has always been subordinate to line.

Love will often play a subordinate part in his life.

The individual must always be subordinate to the greater good.

They were once subordinate to those we speak of now.

How would you deal with a subordinate who always turned up late?

Yes, but in the short story, everything is subordinate to the change.

In other words, the subordinate deal with what is available.

"For a subordinate to understand that was the key to success."

As a subordinate to an executive, what was I to do?

Shouldn't you let one of your subordinates take the risk?

Now I was being talked of as a possible subordinate to him.

It didn't do to let a subordinate think they had you.

Nice enough young men, but better as subordinates than leaders.

You don't want to be wrong when you're my subordinate.

The former leader cannot simply step down into a subordinate role.

He should have sent a subordinate down to do this.

He said nothing to any of his subordinates, but they knew.

A leader of one group can be a subordinate in another.

Most television shows, of course, have a single chief, with others working as subordinates.

Police say the network is usually subordinate to the deal of the moment.

Difficult to do when you're a new subordinate who's been there six months.

In response to further questions John clearly states that he has a subordinate role.

Private power goes its own way, everyone else has to subordinate themselves to it.