But it subjected him to a significant dose of radiation.
There is justification for this reluctance to utter unpopular opinions: the cost of utterance is too heavy; it can ruin a man in his business, it can lose him his friends, it can subject him to public insult and abuse, it can ostracize his unoffending family, and make his house a despised and unvisited solitude.
The threat posed by "The Interview" to the real Kim Jong-un isn't just that it holds him up to ridicule, but that it could subject him to ridicule at home — not least, by dramatizing that prospect.
The threat posed by "The Interview" to the real Kim Jong-un isn't just that it holds him up to ridicule, but that it could subject him to ridicule at home not least, by dramatizing that prospect.
The threat posed by "The Interview" to the real Kim Jong-un isn't just that it holds him up to ridicule, but that it could subject him to ridicule at home not least, by dramatizing that prospect.
And retrial following an acquittal would upset a defendant's ex- pectation of repose, for it would subject him to additional "embarrassment, expense and ordeal" while "compelling him to live in a continuing state of anxiety and insecurity". Id., at 187.
But it also subjected him to more second-guessing.
Altham argued that the pain from which he suffered was sufficiently grave to engage article 3 and that the state, by criminalising the only means he had of dealing with it, was in effect subjecting him to that pain.
It gives the owner of an automobile or other vehicle seized under section 26, in absence of probable cause, a right to have restored to him the automobile, it protects him under the Weeks and Amos Cases from use of the liquor as evidence against him, and it subjects the officer making the seizures to damages.
Since Alizadeh is already serving a sentence, Mia says it's discriminatory to subject him to further retroactive punishment simply because of his dual citizenship status.
