Sentence examples for subject to a system from inspiring English sources

Should history be subject to a system of segregation?

Title to land is subject to a system of registration that has been gradually introduced under an act of 1925.

As the empire extended its reach east, Cape Town, Calcutta and Hong Kong all became globally engaged cities, with Calcutta (now Kolkata) subject to a system of mercantilism, while Hong Kong became an instrument for promoting free trade.

The NMA's major concern is that, should Impress be recognised, then publishers, whether signed up to Ipso or outside any form of regulation, would be subject to a system of legal penalties.

Among predominantly Muslim countries, Turkey has legalized prostitution and made it subject to a system of health checks for sex workers, and in Bangladesh prostitution is notionally legal but associated behaviours such as soliciting are prohibited.

One believes totally in the way a swaggering and self-assured pair of thugs would prove attractive to the impressionable Ignacio, whose father is unable to protect him from bullying and is himself subject to a system predicated on pervasive forms of oppression.

An element of the composite beam is assumed to be subjected to a system of forces that satisfy equilibrium and compatibility of deformations.

The time-dependent elastic field generated by the sudden formation of localized cracks in periodically layered composites which has been initially subjected to a system of stresses is determined.

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In fact, he stated: "From Ferguson to Baltimore and across this nation, too many African-Americans and other minorities find themselves subjected to a system that treats citizens who have not committed crimes as if they were criminals, and that is unacceptable".

A similar situation can arise with our own DNA which, when damaged, is subjected to a system of rigorous checks and balances by the DNA repair machinery.