Sentence examples for needed to be subjected from inspiring English sources

According to a counter-terrorism expert familiar with the interrogation of the Al Qaeda suspect, Mitchell announced that the suspect needed to be subjected to rougher methods.

Kennedy suggested that laws distinguishing people on the basis of sexual orientation needed to be subjected to "careful consideration" when "determining whether a law is motived by an improper animus or purpose".

But Mr Blair decided he needed to be subjected to a second session, three days later, because of "discrepancies" between the scientist's account and what Gilligan had reported on the Today programme.

A result was a widely held view in Congress and throughout the country that Presidential powers needed to be restrained and that all public officials needed to be subjected to increased public scrutiny and control.

Las Casas believed that Spain had no right to take over the Americas, and that only missionaries should be sent there; Sepúlveda, that native societies were so primitive and awful that they needed to be subjected for their own good.

In order to amplify and sequence 16S (cyanobacterial) or 18S (eukaryotic) rDNA gene sequencing, the isolates needed to be subjected to some decontamination.

A lesson of the Spiegel Affair is that claims need to be subjected to some skepticism.

But Emmerson said such claims "need to be subjected to penetrating scrutiny".

And the referee needs to be subjected to immediate career-euthanasia.

"I don't know if they need to be subjected to that again," Glavine said.

But they need to be subjected to scrutiny, context and brakes, as they were before 9/11.