Sentence examples for subjecting itself to from inspiring English sources

In a courageous, humane and moving manner, the country is subjecting itself to a national psychoanalysis.

For example, it is well established that a State may waive its immunity, subjecting itself to possible suit in federal court.

All this may seem like I am urging for a literature that is cold and scientific, subjecting itself to the rigors of an alien discipline.

The governmental unit cannot receive a distribution from the estate without subjecting itself to any liability it has to the estate within the confines of a compulsory counterclaim rule.

This, I conceive, the court can do without subjecting itself to the criticism of singling out a witness, in its instructions, for the purpose of throwing distrust upon his testimony.

That said, HavenCo might enable a company to avoid subjecting itself to the personal jurisdiction of any country if that company can avoid making any contacts with other countries (see the discussion of personal jurisdiction, above).

The only previous time that the FCA has subjected itself to an independent external investigation followed the Cooperative Bank scandal.

Verizon also subjected itself to oversight by the PSC under a so-called “Performance Assurance Plan” (PAP).

WHY would a healthy and successful company want to subject itself to a long and painful process of restructuring?

Google subjected itself to criticism after Home users heard what appeared to be an unprompted plug for Disney's "Beauty and Beast" when the film opened last month.

The attorney-general, George Brandis, said the acknowledgement of the past was a strength of the organisation, given it indicated the organisation was able to subject itself to criticism.