Sentence examples for submitting itself to from inspiring English sources

In addition, United filed a proof of claim regarding Espinosa's student loan debt, thereby submitting itself to the Bankruptcy Court's jurisdiction with respect to that claim.

"It's touched a neuralgic point, which is the European concern that America doesn't believe in international law, doesn't believe in submitting itself to rules, organizations or norms that limit its freedom of action".

That once mighty Tory party power machine is submitting itself to the crudest blackmail by DUP Bible-bashers and bigots, bent on destroying hard-won peace on their island.

But there's no indication that North Korea is anywhere close to being shorn of its nuclear threat, surrendering its weapons or submitting itself to an effective regime of inspections and verification.

Russia's Foreign Ministry said in a statement that the opposition in Ukraine was "pushing new demands, submitting itself to armed extremists and looters whose actions pose a direct threat to the sovereignty and constitutional order of Ukraine," according to Russia's Interfax news agency.

Reason is autonomous and submits to no external authority; it gains authority from submitting itself to critique; and critique involves rejecting any mode of thinking or acting that cannot be adopted by all.

Iran will also submit itself to intrusive inspections throughout the nuclear supply chain.

It has therefore submitted itself to inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA), the treaty's watchdog.

If women's sport is to progress and generate the recognition it demands and deserves, it must reject patronising praise and submit itself to scrutiny.

In 2002, he was part of a settlement with state prosecutors in which the diocese acknowledged it had protected abusive priests and submitted itself to audits.

He said the party had to focus on the ultimate goal of a "democratic political system" and submit itself to the rule of law.