Sentence examples for doesn't subject from inspiring English sources

The law doesn't require religious organisations or churches to perform marriages, and it doesn't subject churches to penalties if they don't marry gay or lesbian couples.

His magazine, Shallcross says, doesn't subject case studies to stringent criteria of age and status before allowing them on the page.

Gorky doesn't subject himself to their styles, but uses them to shape a fixed and talismanic memory of his life, his real life.

Thank you especially for "Sport Meets Survival: An Iditarod Without Dogs" (Dec. 24, 2008) about the Iditarod Trail Invitational, a human endurance race that doesn't subject other animals to suffering and death, which occurs annually in the more-advertised Iditarod.

Because few other cities have local payroll taxes to begin with and the Federal government doesn't subject these options to payroll taxes, there are almost no precedents here.

Pfizer spokeswoman Joan Campion said the UK holding company structure being contemplated "provides for a more efficient tax structure that doesn't subject AstraZeneca's non-U.S.

It does not subject them to "cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment" which falls short of torture.

Furthermore, the proposed beamformer does not subject to the steering vector error norm bound constraint.

Don't subject everybody to your exercises".

"They don't subject themselves to electoral practices".

I'd say that my dislike of Marcia Clark was so strong that I didn't subject it to review.