It ruled that parliament had subjected British-Asians to racial discrimination and degrading treatment.
She said another worker there had subjected her to racial taunts and veiled threats.
Others, outraged by the conditions the government had subjected them to, sympathized with Mr. Kony.
By Dec. 16, Russian troops had surrounded the capital and had subjected it to heavy artillery and aerial bombardment.
At the time of the 2002 trial, Judge Tony Duckett said that Bayley had subjected his victims to "deliberate humiliation".
After all, I had subjected them to rigorous scientific testing during three nights of tossing and turning.
In it judgment, the tribunal said the BBC had subjected O'Reilly to direct age discrimination and age victimisation.
The case workers were concerned that Nicola had subjected her daughter, Katerina, to unnecessary medical treatments, including surgery.
Before the Supreme Court, Microsoft said the trial court had subjected its invalidity defense to an overly demanding standard.
But it's quite possible that her condition was connected with the incredible strain to which she had subjected herself.
Despite all the suspect judging they said they had subjected to in the past, "I was still surprised," Vanagas said about their placement.
