Sentence examples for make him subject from inspiring English sources

Although he is still comfortably in the 1 percent, he has fallen out of the $1 million-a-year bracket that would make him subject to the Buffett Rule.

Two weeks before the event, Dr Felten received a strongly worded letter from an SDMI lawyer, warning him that publication could make him "subject to enforcement actions under federal law".

The question in the case was whether that conviction, under a general state law rather than one specifically aimed at domestic violence, was sufficient to make him subject to the federal gun law.

By making the new Klaatu emotionally naïve, the writers make him subject to earthling tears and cuddly puppy influences that would have cut no mustard with the Klaatu of old.

Police may arrest anyone without a warrant as long as an officer has "probable cause to believe" that person has committed a crime that could make him subject to deportation — even if that person is not wanted for the alleged offense and the federal government may not want to deport or even detain him.

It also makes him subject to deportation if he commits a crime.

Although the document affirmed the pope's supreme spiritual power within the church, it also made him subject to the decisions of ecumenical councils in spiritual matters.

Last year, while Mr. Patel was in prison, the I.N.S. notified him that his crime was an aggravated felony making him subject to removal from the United States.

Had Mr. Andrade's prior convictions not made him subject to the three strikes law, he would have faced six months at most.

The common element among all such myths is that man, on the brink of achieving perfection, had his hairy covering transferred to the dog by the Devil, whose spit blighted man and made him subject to disease and death.

The doctrine imposed severe limitations on the pope, making him subject to the total church and to a general council of bishops, and strengthened both the state and the national bodies of bishops.