Sentence examples for they will subject from inspiring English sources

Under GOP control, Congress strongly supported the invasion and most of Bush's Iraq initiatives, but Democrats have signaled that they will subject his plans to much greater scrutiny and oversight.

An hour after the press conference was due to start, Nadthasiri Bergman, a Thai legal adviser to Amnesty, said the authorities "insist that they are not closing the event down, but they qualify that if representatives of Amnesty International speak there will be consequences and they will subject to arrest and prosecuted under Thai labour law".

And yet, as Mark Malloch Brown glumly observes, "there is almost no sensible debate about how to manage a runaway world… when the global level has become largely a laissez-faire space that allows those who operate in it to choose which, if any, national jurisdiction they will subject themselves to on what issue".

Dialing up the torture, they'll soon move those tests to a "shaker table," where they will subject the batteries to jarring vibrations, extreme temperatures and corrosive road salt, to name just a few hazards.

But it's not clear, even to Tsipras and Varoufakis, whether they will subject their long suffering country to deeper economic pain in the hope of "heightening the contradictions" and perhaps bluffing their way to a better deal.

If they fail to do so, they will be subjecting themselves to double taxation.

Their management will enjoy more autonomy, but they will be subjected to thorough audits.

"The videos tell them they will be subjected to punishment after reunification".

These various tempers are selected according to the amount of subsequent mechanical deformation to which they will be subjected.

Despite the unsubstantiated claims of Kremlin involvement, many hooligans believe they will be subjected to strong measures before the tournament.

They will be subjected to an alternative, IRA-backed policing force where human rights safeguards would not be adhered to.