Sentence examples for for being subjected from inspiring English sources

Lord McAlpine, quite correctly, is receiving legal recompense for being subjected to wholly unsubstantiated slurs regarding the former issue.

In the Senate version, the threshold for being subjected to the tax would be doubled to eleven million dollars, but the tax would remain on the books.

(The income threshold for being subjected to this tax would be about two hundred and twenty-five thousandollarsrs a year).

The commission said the nine women would share the $160,000 and get a letter of apology from the president of Bennigan's, Jerry Comstock, "for being subjected to egregious and repeated sexual harassment" by male managers and co-workers at Bennigan's Metro Center restaurant in Phoenix in 1997.

His "bad attitude" kept him out of second-year acting courses, until mentorship from a professor of color let Castillo understand that he shouldn't punish himself for being subjected to an overwhelmingly white institution.

If the Texas Supreme Court wants to rule explicitly that "nuisance" -- which most of us think of as a cause of action for being subjected to a noisy, smelly pig farm next door, or bright lights and extreme noise penetrating one's home -- extends to tall buildings with more cars, then it may choose to extend the law that way.

"And the thing is, we actually can't blame people for being subject to this, because it is so deeply human.

1) There is no cure for addiction any more than there is a cure for being subject to the human condition.

Such outlier loci are candidates for being subject to selection.

Such outlier loci are candidates for being subject to selection [ 60].

The storage sites where weapons are waiting for destruction, are subject to control.