Sentence examples for have subject to from inspiring English sources

Since January, and particularly in the run-up to the election, protesters in Egypt have subject to violent crackdowns by security forces, resulting in deaths and hundreds of injuries.

Verizon, for example, declined to elaborate other than to point to its privacy policy, which includes: "Information such as call records, service usage, traffic data," the statement in part reads, may be used for "marketing to you based on your use of the products and services you already have, subject to any restrictions required by law".

It'll keep the process interesting and you'll have subjects to keep for years.

Abul Hawa has also received some racist comments, which he has subjected to mockery on his Facebook wall. .

We therefore undertook network analysis of RNA expression in the samples we had subjected to RNAseq.

Others, including Nigeria and Indonesia, have subjected them to mass deportations.

"The only way out of the torture you have subjected me to is suicide," he said.

ISIS militants consider the Yazidis infidels and have subjected them to systematic killings, rape, and pillage.

Their regulators have subjected 124 reactors to "stress tests".

They have subjected new laws to rigorous cost-benefit analysis.

We have subjected our data to the suggested software.