Sentence examples for has exposed itself from inspiring English sources

Miranda Stewart says the government has exposed itself to "the charge of retrospectivity" with this measure.

But income tax is the totemic tax – and a government vulnerable to charges that it is by the rich and for the rich has exposed itself to easy attack.

Mr. Francis McCullagh, the New York "World's" correspondent, has returned his pass to the Italian General Staff, stating that he refuses to be under any obligation to an army which has exposed itself to such serious reproaches.

By sending this message of reassurance, the Clinton administration has exposed itself to the charge that it is positively encouraging its cold-war foe to maintain a large, sophisticated arsenal on hair-trigger alert.In any case, Russia's new president, Vladimir Putin, whom Mr Clinton will be meeting on June 4th, seems so far to be unimpressed.

What initially looks like a darkly comic fantasy has exposed itself, by the end, as something awfully close to tragic realism.

He said Iran, by refusing to respond positively, had exposed itself as uninterested in a better relationship with the United States.

"The industry appears to have been sufficiently mindful of interest rate cycles and to have exposed itself to undue risks," he said.

Kristen Galles, a lawyer who represents athletes suing colleges for Title IX violations, questioned the logic behind Cal's decision, adding that the university might have exposed itself to a lawsuit by the female athletes whose teams are cut.

But the West has taken the risk that if it does not follow through with commitments to change, it will have exposed itself to the charge of hypocrisy.

The #MeToo movement has exposed sexual misconduct across a wide range of industries and institutions, from Hollywood to Congress itself.

The investigation has exposed troubling things.