Sentence examples for being made subject from inspiring English sources

A post from a Twitter account thought to belong to Sally-Anne Jones taunted the Government after it was revealed that she was being made subject to a travel ban as part of attempts to stem the flow of Isis recruits.

According to French and German law, the transfer of shares in public companies may be restricted only by being made subject to the consent of the board of directors or of the management board, but under French law, if the directors do not find an alternative purchaser at a fair price within three months, their consent is considered as given.

The number of babies being made subject to special guardianship orders in England has tripled in two years, according to data obtained by the BBC.

During that time, dissatisfied with his transfer from the French army, and being made subject to Prince Józef Poniatowski whom he disliked, he refused to wear a Polish uniform and swear an oath to the Duchy, and was forced to do so only on direct orders of French marshal Louis-Nicolas Davout. Louis-Nicolas Davout

Shannon has been made subject to an Emergency Police Protection Order.

These permits, which are set by agreement with individual countries, can be made subject to quotas.

Edom, the older nation, was made subject to Israel by David (2 Samuel 8 8ff.).

The declaration was made subject to popular ratification by a referendum on December 1.

He was on licence, wore a tag and was made subject to a night-time curfew.

Even then, such decisions should be made subject to the right of appeal.

The Vickers works was made subject to special government measures, introduced to redouble productivity.