Sentence examples for have it subject from inspiring English sources

Wilson seemed to me one of the writers least likely to have a file and, having one, to have it subject to censorship or to denial under the Freedom of Information Act.

Some in the Senate, including Republican Pat Toomey, want to create a single consolidated list and have it subject to the authority of the foreign intelligence surveillance, or Fisa, court.

Except, perhaps, the value it attaches to having its subjects on camera.

"If it has a subject, it's that the piece is the experience of the listener.

"Every variety of invader seems to have subjected it to the extremes of pillage, destruction, naked war," Lawrence Durrell wrote.

In order to improve the surface catalysis of LSC, we have subjected it to multiple H2O2 treatments.

Being a single center study, it may have been subject to local bias.

In fact, she may have been subject to it even if she had never set foot in Syria.

It should have a subject and a predicate.

In its military form, it has been subject to numerous adaptations, modifications and facelifts.

Nextel's financial difficulties have made it the subject of takeover rumors.