Sentence examples for fully subjected from inspiring English sources
But not until this past January had she been fully subjected to the cutthroat world of New York media.
A clear reflection of the strange and universal American ethnic practices concerning childbirth and early maternity, to which I was fully subjected as a three-time mother.
To be sure, the polls are volatile, and Santorum hasn't yet been fully subjected to the Romney campaign's attack machine, which over the next two weeks will be spending a lot of advertising dollars to portray him as a corrupt Washington insider who lacks executive experience.
Regarding the transport sector, most L-class vehicles (mopeds, motorcycles, tricycles, quadricycles as defined in Regulation 168/2013/EU) are not fully subjected to the Directive 2000/53/EC, which is the reference for other light vehicle categories.
Born at the dawn of the Reagan era, Millennials were the first to be fully subjected to this all-out attack on the idea that we take care of each other in this country, and they'll pay for it from the cradle to the grave.
THE Islamist-dominated panel charged with devising Egypt's new constitution recently watched a puzzling spectacle, as dissident Christians pleaded for wording that would fully subject not only the Muslim majority but also non-Muslim minorities to Islamic law.
Simply make members of Congress fully subject to all provisions of any health care bill themselves — no exceptions.
The Group also has a UK endowment fund which holds a mixture of UK and non-UK assets and is fully subject to UK tax laws and regulations.
The Group's assets are held entirely by companies in these countries and are fully subject to prevailing tax laws and regulations.
The financial sector exploits an astonishing political privilege: the City of London is the only jurisdiction in the UK not fully subject to the authority of parliament.
The longer-term advantage would be that health insurance would become fully subject to the brutal and wonderful forces of the market.
