Sentence examples for having subscribed to from inspiring English sources

Having subscribed to a tough resolution that was meant to pile pressure on Iraq, Mr Chirac's attempts to vary the inspection regime and to shift the onus on to the inspectors releases some of that pressure and makes the Security Council look indecisive.

Still, this account of what it means to lack initial credibility is highly counterintuitive if taken as a general characterization, and it may in the end be more charitable to interpret BonJour as not having subscribed to it.

Wahner-Roedler et al. [ 23] reported that 49% of physicians at Mayo Clinic found it difficult to find reliable information about herbs, despite the institution having subscribed to a web-based resource for many years.

Subscribers - How many people have subscribed to your writings / drawings.

More than 11,000 people have subscribed to the page.

If I wanted The New York Times I would have subscribed to it.

It alerted smartphone and computer users who had subscribed to a warning service.

I have subscribed to and read The New Yorker for many years.

I have subscribed to the LRB for years.

Groopman's father had subscribed to the most ancient Jewish concept of death, and had focussed on memory as immortality.

To some degree, though perhaps not as much as Mrs. Lowell, the Bloomberg administration has subscribed to it.