But, over the years, Mr. Sensenbrenner has been repeatedly warned by critics that the law was so broad that it was subject to precisely this kind of abuse.
I myself was subject to precisely this rhetoric two, three years ago.
In the same week that the investigative reporter Jeremy Scahill spoke of the need for the US to "take a humility pill", we've been subjected to precisely the opposite – yet another instalment of Foreign Policy magazine's annual Failed States Index, complete with accompanying "postcards from hell" purporting to show what it's like "living on the edge in the world's worst places".
Within hours, Cordray was asking if anyone knew how to stop people posting comments on a company Facebook page; Peeple was now being subjected to precisely the kind of systematic disembowelling that we feared it would subject us to – and Cordray was next, leading neatly to SIX: Rampant misogyny.
Also, all strains were subjected to precisely the same manipulations (same centrifugal forces and length of centrifugation).
Motivation: Eukaryotic gene expression (GE) is subjected to precisely coordinated multi-layer controls, across the levels of epigenetic, transcriptional and post-transcriptional regulations.
Precisely to preserve a strong presidency, we must insist that ex-presidents be subject to prosecution just like everyone else.
What Rawls also saw clearly was that other classic principles of justice, like the golden rule or mutual benevolence, are subject to distortion precisely because we tend to do this.
The cells were immobilized on the window of an observation chamber that was continuously perfused with medium containing exogenous 3OC6HSL autoinducer (AI), so that each cell was subject to a precisely defined local AI concentration.
Jet energy and direction can be precisely determined and tracks can be subjected to 3-D reconstruction with good resolution.
