Sentence examples for make it subject from inspiring English sources
Some have also sought to define its service in a way that would make it subject to the same regulations as taxi operators.
So, if you're developing an app that monitors heart rate that can be shared with physicians in the event of a medical emergency, as Mass Device points out, this might end up constituting "medical decision-making" and thus categorize your app as a medical device and make it subject to a host of regulations.
The proposal would designate broadband transmission as a telecommunications service, which, as with telephone service, would make it subject to stricter regulation.
George W. Bush has spelled out his position: build and deploy the anti-missile system, which does not threaten Russia's deterrent, and not make it subject to a Putin veto.
While this piece of the landscape may bear sacred meaning for these Indians, it only becomes an object (which would make it subject to the federal law calling for repatriation of Native American artifacts) after it has been removed from nature to be displayed by an institution, turning "untold numbers" of visitors onto science.
The nature of multi-hop wireless network (MHWN) using an open and shared physical medium make it subject to numerous interfering threats.
It would depend on oil for some 18% of its GDP, making it subject to shifts in global commodity prices.
Its retrospective nature makes it subject to selection and information bias.
Illicit payments continued for years after Germany outlawed the bribery of foreign officials in 1999 and after Siemens listed its shares on the New York Stock Exchange in 2001, which made it subject to America's tough anti-bribery laws.
The light mass of hydrogen makes it subject to quantum behavior, which can strongly affect its reactivity.
Amazon.com announced today that it was offering to lower the price of existing employee options, making it subject to an accounting rule that will directly tie its financial results to fluctuations in its shares.
