Sentence examples for effort to subject from inspiring English sources
These families, often from north of the Alps, were part of the effort to subject Italy more directly to imperial authority.
The National Park Service is now helping to analyze the images as part of an increasingly wide effort to subject the entrepreneurial zone to the ordered thoroughness of an archaeological site that can be analyzed and preserved for future generations.
For Democrats, the hearing seemed to represent an opportunity to respond forcefully to Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, the Republican leader who warned Democrats last week that any effort to subject Mr. Ashcroft to harsh criticism would be considered an act of partisan warfare by Republicans.
The U.S. and five other world powers have negotiated with Iran almost nonstop for 18 months in an effort to subject that country's nuclear program to international controls.
The article warns, "If diplomats are not careful, one by-product of a push to regulate state-on-state cyber conflict could be a new effort to subject Internet activity to political scrutiny".
The United States and Britain, the world's two biggest financial centers, will almost reflexively resist efforts to subject themselves to global regulators.
As Syria's turmoil has deepened since revolt took root in March 2011 and grew into a bloody civil war, Russia — a permanent member of the Security Council along with China, the United States, France and Britain — has steadfastly blocked efforts to subject Mr. Assad's government to military pressure.
Efforts to subject botanicals to rigorous scientific research began recently.
Accordingly, citizens ought to resist efforts to subject political action to norms belonging to other domains, such as economics, or technology, or religion.
Whether the introduction of this legislation will mark a turning point in efforts to subject the drone strike policy to democratic scrutiny and the rule of law will significantly depend on whether members of the public rally behind the Schiff-Jones bill, and press their representatives in Congress to co-sponsor it.
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