Sentence examples for be subjected to additional from inspiring English sources

He greatly regrets that she must be subjected to additional harmful publicity".

Recruits between the ages of 40 to 42 must meet the same physical standards as younger ones but will be subjected to additional medical screening, the Army said.

Eight pages of legal warnings attached to the interim results showed the bank would be subjected to additional scrutiny by the US authorities for another year as the department of justice was extending the two-year non-prosecution agreement (NPA) put in place at the time of its £290m Libor-rigging fine in June 2012.

Let families of potential terrorists understand that if their relatives have dodgy affiliations they will all be subjected to additional hardship.

While beneficial to public health, farmers who, for example, are identified or followed for having reported concerns via social media may be subjected to additional inspections, reputational and financial damages.

The pool of eligible plasma donations (which may be 2000 litres or more) may be subjected to additional viral screening tests, and then undergoes a series of processing and purification steps that, for each product, comprise one or several reduction treatments to exclude HIV, HBV, HCV and other viruses.

In 2004, each player was tested once, and players who tested positive were subjected to additional tests.

After enduring this, he was subjected to "additional interrogation techniques" personally approved by the then US defence secretary, Donald Rumsfeld.

Comcast's practices were subjected to additional scrutiny at a contentious commission hearing in Cambridge, Mass., last month.

In a letter to President Obama, 44 of 47 Republicans have threatened to block any nominee unless the bureau was subjected to additional Congressional oversight.

Republicans have dug in against the bureau, vowing to block any nominee unless the new agency is subjected to additional oversight.