Sentence examples for submitting themselves from inspiring English sources

With the new tablet, media companies could be submitting themselves to similar pricing restrictions and sacrificing their direct relationship with customers to Apple.

"I'm attracted to and write about people who are very resentful of submitting themselves to authority that they don't think is warranted," said Mr. Blake.

But some of them suspect that the job is already destined for Mr Iger, and are wary of risking their reputations, and current jobs, by submitting themselves for interview by the board if rejection is certain.

Nominees endure an absurdly long nomination process, filling in 60 pages of forms and submitting themselves to extensive FBI vetting, during which plods from the bureau inquire about their taste for intoxicants and the legal status of their nannies.

China does not forbid independent filmmaking, but it does control distribution, so filmmakers who want their work to be widely seen end up submitting themselves to a capricious censorship process.

She advises them of their legal rights, helps them access medical care and tries to steer them to an informed choice rather than submitting themselves to the dangers of the smugglers' march through the Balkans.

You might ask why anyone would submit themselves to such an eye.

Yet British newspapers are quite happy to submit themselves to Irish regulation.

In reality, few groups of people would submit themselves to that kind of degradation.

Once athletes submit themselves to a medical program they are usually model patients.

33 protesters voluntarily submitted themselves to arrest, according to Michael Kink, the executive director of the Strong Economy for All Coalition.