Sentence examples for subject to foreign from inspiring English sources

Thus their technology becomes subject to foreign control.

Qantas is one of few Australian companies that is subject to foreign control limits.

High on the list, predictably, is the humiliation at finding themselves once again subject to foreign rule.

And yet a significant minority of Poles believe that Poland and Polishness remain subject to foreign control and malign internal forces.

You could change the subject to corporate sleaze, but that's a little close to home, or you could change the subject to foreign policy but, c'mon, who cares?

Like the United States, Australia largely opposes turning over its soldiers for trials in foreign courts; its civilians are subject to foreign laws when they are abroad.

The role of residual stresses in the high cycle fatigue (HCF) strength of Ti 6Al 4V subjected to foreign object damage (FOD) was evaluated on simulated airfoil and rectangular geometries.

To get serious about protecting the political process, Washington needs to ensure the technical integrity of the voting system and that voters are not subjected to foreign influence operations.

For example, the following large Russian banks were subjected to foreign sanctions: Gazprom Bank, VEB, Sberbank, VTB Bank, Moscow Bank, Rosselkhozbank, and Vnesheconombank ("EU sanctions against Russia over Ukraine crisis" n.d.; "Russia and Ukraine Sanctions, Department of the Treasury" n.d).

It was never intended to include the people of the Territory of Orleans, who were foreigners, — subject to a foreign government at the time of the adoption of the Constitution.

Some of the toughest penalties could come in the United States, since most major drug makers are subject to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which bars companies from bribing foreign officials to gain or retain business.