Sentence examples for it has subjected from inspiring English sources

Tennis, on the other hand, took all of an hour to digest the IOC's decision and declared all of Russia's would-be Olympic tennis players eligible on the basis of the extensive testing it has subjected them to over the last two and a half years.

AA Gill put it less politely: "Tourism has subjected Britain to a cream-tea enema".

It ruled that parliament had subjected British-Asians to racial discrimination and degrading treatment.

By Dec. 16, Russian troops had surrounded the capital and had subjected it to heavy artillery and aerial bombardment.

"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.

And notes it has also subjected its system to cryptographic peer review by German penetration testing firm SySS.

I think that the barrage of criticism it has been subjected to this year is entirely justified.

Since the early 60s it has been subjected to some startling changes.

It has been subjected to Agency administrative review and approved for publication.

It has been subjected to conservation treatment to remove chlorides absorbed during 437 years of immersion in the sea.