Sentence examples for becoming subject from inspiring English sources

Although some Hellgate Hill owners strongly opposed becoming subject to landmarks regulations, a compromise effort failed.

One is the danger of policing becoming subject to populist competition.

American banks will not be able to get any bigger without becoming subject to heightened regulation, but foreign firms may not be so constrained.

As pension reform, deregulation and globalisation create an equity culture on the mainland, French, German and Italian companies are becoming subject to the dictums of shareholder value.

The second man can be identified only as CF since becoming subject to a Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measure (TPIM) notice, introduced to replace control orders.

Even companies owned by the state are borrowing money abroad and issuing stock on international capital markets, becoming subject to investors and regulators outside Russia.

The Oedipal story is the story of psychic development, the story of how we become subjects and in becoming subjects, how we become sexually differentiated.

But this is not all; Iran's financial crisis and falling oil prices are becoming subjects of discontent amongst many in the Iranian elite.

The land and daily life of Latin America were thus increasingly becoming legitimate subject matter.

It's no surprise that Twitter, the current darling of social media and one of the fastest growing web sites, is now becoming the subject matter of entire conferences.

Of greater concern for Labor is that with Murdoch tabloids leading the charge, and talkback radio not far behind, Kevin Rudd is becoming a subject of national ridicule.