Sergeant Holcomb, they said, made Private Chen miserable by subjecting him to racial harassment and hazing.
Com-pliance officers were subjecting him to ever more pointed questions about his daily trading.
So, the agency detained Nosenko for three years, subjecting him to relentless interrogation, before eventually releasing him.
They would not dream of subjecting him to the kind of prurient scrutiny that other royals regularly suffer, from Monaco to Malaysia.
He soon involuntarily discovers Mary's skills firsthand, as she recites the procedures she's considering subjecting him to: tongue splitting, implantation, teeth filing, genital alteration and amputation.
But Britain could handle hosting him, and subjecting him to the mockery and protests that would surely follow all of Donald J Trump's moves.
They searched his family's small apartment here on Tuesday, scouring his computers, subjecting him to a polygraph, and taking a DNA sample.
Placement of a detainee in the interrogation booth and subjecting him to loud music and strobe lights should be limited and conducted within clearly prescribed limits.
Yet agency personnel insisted on the need for torture, waterboarding him at least 83 times and subjecting him to other cruelty.
President Trump claimed Thursday that congressional Democrats are subjecting him to the "highest level of Presidential Harassment" in the nation's history.
Ultimately, it came to threaten Mr. Clinton's presidency, subjecting him to accusations of perjury and obstruction of justice after he gave a lengthy deposition in the case.
