Sentence examples for this would subject from inspiring English sources

This would subject the Middle East to the risk of a Chernobyl-type catastrophe.NAJMEDIN MESHKATIUniversity of Southern CaliforniaLos AngelesSIR Dennis Woodman and Tony Allwright (Letters, February 12th) refer to Bagehot and political triangles.

"The adverts will only be perceived very briefly but under some circumstances this would subject the viewer to subliminal processing.

This would subject a greater number of people to any trial-generated inequality.

Developed countries argue that this approach would subject them to politically and economically unacceptable emissions restrictions, and that the lack of binding emissions targets for developing countries would frustrate efforts to meet the 2C climate goal.

This in turn would subject them to higher risks during pregnancy and childbirth, and would impose costs on society.

However much I knew my vote was for the incompetent candidate all three times, I would subject this country to that rather than allow such distortion to stand.

But this would entail subjecting my wife, son, and elderly parents, as well as my daughter, to six weeks of extreme stress and scrutiny," he wrote in a statement released on Friday.

This classification does not offer a quantitative evaluation because this would be subject to considerable variation due to the subjective points of view.

This would be subject to the usual requirement that IVF treatment is necessary and desirable in these patients.

"My assumption is that most, if not all of this, would be subject to discussion with the union," Alderson said.

The letter stated this would be subject to the landlords Llandaff Cathedral and planning permission from Cardiff Council – which has been sought.