Sentence examples for it would subject from inspiring English sources

It would subject Americans, especially financially unsophisticated ones, to large additional risks.

Then it would subject the rest of Medicaid to substantial cuts by converting it to a block-grant program.

The Labour party has also said it would subject any deal to an amended public interest test if it won the general election.

On Wednesday, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced the 54 passenger cars, light trucks and S.U.V.'s from the 2013 model year that it would subject to crash tests.

That was Keynes's whole point in The Economic Consequences of Mr. Churchill — not that the return to gold at too high a parity would mean depression forever, but that it would subject Britain to years of unnecessary suffering.

The latest instalment in the long-running struggle between profits and prices came on March 19th, when Ofcom, the communications regulator, confirmed that it would subject BT, Britain's telecoms incumbent, to fresh scrutiny of its wholesale charges.

Bringing it back would subject it to a top corporate tax rate of 35%.

In recent days, Gap has been the most vocal critic of the plan, saying it feared that joining would subject it to undue liability.

Many Republicans, however, fought the idea, asserting that it was illegal and would subject the census to political manipulation.

Barack Obama is reportedly considering putting North Korea back on Washington's list of states that sponsor terrorism, a move that would subject it to tougher financial sanctions.

Didi Kuaidi recently received a license for private car bookings in Shanghai, making it the first to get official approval from the government (other companies can also apply), but the proposed regulations would subject it to even more oversight.