Sentence examples for to subject the from inspiring English sources

But the Australian music site Undercover wants to subject the rumors and denials to further parsing.

But they have no right to subject the citizens of other countries to their control.

Yet the MPC does not want to subject the economy to overkill.

"But I didn't want to subject the music to that kind of corporate boardroom and radio censorship.

That's why I'm not sure it's fair to subject the lions and monkeys to hundreds of Athlete fans.

She hopes to subject the objects to scientific tests, in case heavy restorations or fakes have crept into the collection.

Remember how we fought for the right of Paula Jones to subject the high and mighty to discovery?

Their first six shots on target yielded reward to subject the hosts to their worst home defeat in 56 years.

The Bundesbankers reckon that France, despite its disclaimers, is still determined to subject the bank to political influence.

Whether Thailand's self-appointed rulers wish to subject the new constitution to a popular referendum remains unclear.

In a compromise deal, the leaders gathered in Fiji agreed to subject the mission to an independent review.