Sentence examples for that would subject from inspiring English sources

Those include rules that would subject derivatives to increased margin requirements and force derivative trades through a central exchange.

But with presidential and congressional elections due in April 2016, that would subject Peru to unnecessary upheaval.

And it has thought out loud about drafting a law that would subject investments from proscribed countries to special scrutiny.

But diplomats said Israeli military officials flatly refused any inquiry that would subject Israeli troops and commanders to questioning.

Do you mean to say you have people in your organization who have information that would subject you to criminal prosecution?

So as part of the more sweeping effort to overhaul Wall Street, both houses of Congress included measures that would subject brokers to the tougher standard.

An earlier version of this article misstated the length of time for an insurance coverage gap that would subject insurance customers to higher prices.

Audit the Fed is the shorthand for congressional proposal that would subject the Fed to regular audits by the Government Accountability Office.

This represents a backward-thinking approach that would subject the nation to a continuation of the last five years of inaction and inadequacy.

The 2019 funding plan would also create an advisory body that would subject future government funding decisions for research to greater scientific scrutiny.

There, the company is fighting a local ordinance that would subject it to steep fines if hosts don't register with the city.