Sentence examples for like to subject from inspiring English sources

In its original form, it would have allowed only one German translation of the Koran to circulate in the country; this idea has apparently been dropped but the government would still like to subject Islam to much greater scrutiny, and restrictions on foreign funding, than any other faith.

On this occasion, Clarkson was extremely hungover because he'd been up all night at his daughter's 18th birthday party, and he stared balefully at me with his little black eyes as if he'd like to subject me to a 30-minute harangue followed by a sound punching; though he was too hungover to speak, much less launch an attack, it was clear what was in his heart.

Design that will resist pressure from the "powers" (wherever located) who would like to "subject" order to their own interests or points of view, to assert, on the contrary, principles of freedom, coexistence, solidarity and equality, though still leaving space for change (Nel.lo 2012).

I think as a whole, artists don't like to subject themselves to numbers.

Degas gives little sign of wanting women, but only of liking to subject them to his very particular, somewhat creepy gaze.

Based on feedback from one of our reviewers, we carried out an analysis using the NVVRS sample comparing subjects who were "VES-Like" to subjects who were "Non-VES-Like".

As vacation beckons, I'd like to drop the subject, but the atmosphere keeps getting darker.

Londonist suggests you might like to use the subject line PLEASE STOP TRYING TO KILL ME ON BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE..

We would like to thank all study subjects for their participation and cooperation.

We would like to thank all subjects who participated in this study.

We would like to thank the subjects and their families for their participation in this study.