Sentence examples for car subject from inspiring English sources

A bill that would have made drivers who smoked with anyone under the age of 13 in a car subject to a $100 fine did not advance from a House subcommittee, on a 3-3 vote.

A Manor statement said they had received a letter from the strategy group - which comprises commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone, governing body the FIA and the six leading teams - on 5 January saying they would be allowed to start the 2015 season with their 2014 car, subject to small modifications.

He said he was horrified at their response, which he alleges included officers behaving like "wild animals": swearing at him, dragging him from his car, subjecting him to a "violent" attack and eventually shooting him with a stun gun.

We can see that the safety indices of the head car subjected to cross winds that exceed the allowable limit in some locations, while the measured indices for the tail car under cross winds are within the safety limit.

The safety indices of the head car subjected to cross winds exceed the allowable limit in some locations, while the measured indices for the tail car under cross winds are within the safety limit.

A 2009 report by the National Transportation Safety Board about a Canadian National derailment in Illinois called the design of those tank cars "inadequate" and found that it "made the cars subject to damage and catastrophic loss of hazardous materials".

The automaker is recalling 2.3 million vehicles in addition to the 4.2 million recalled in the fall, with 1.7 million cars subject to both recalls.

Departments serious about citizen safety could have them keep their guns locked in patrol cars, subject to clear protocols regarding the circumstances justifying retrieval.

Autonomous vehicle fleets will make companies like Tesla, Google and Uber the owners of tens of thousands of cars, subjecting them to the risk that comes with that.

In this paper, the outputs of the metamodels are the elastic stiffness and the damping coefficient of non-linear mechanical sub-systems that could be incorporated in the model of aircrafts or cars subjected to vibrations.

He makes it sound like a car (the subject of his other new book, "Cars").