Sentence examples for make subjects and from inspiring English sources

The Council on Foreign Relations is ready with some grammatical pointers on how to make subjects and verbs agree.

We track factors that make subjects ineligible, and for unwilling eligible subjects, reasons for not participating.

"If you think you could make subjects like maths and science come alive for pupils, then you should really think about becoming a teacher.

The section started with a PTO like choice that was only intended to make subjects familiar with the task and avoid start point bias [ 17].

Rand's ideas have also been made subjects of study at Clemson and Duke universities.

See also his 2008a: 174–86, where the charge against Hornsby is not so much withdrawn as made subject to hedging and nuance.

The Wolves, and Zaldostanov personally, were made subject to U.S. financial and travel restrictions.

About 63,000 of the 150,000 who applied were turned down and made subject to deportation.

Second, the monetary value of all benefits in kind - whether fringe benefits, bonuses or share offers - could be calculated and made subject to current income tax rates.

In Africa and Asia, a large part of the world's population was being incorporated into, and made subject to the demands of, the international capitalist economy.

Yesterday, the SEC finally spoke up, saying it has concluded that at least some virtual currencies should be considered securities and made subject to federal securities laws.