Sentence examples for to submit itself from inspiring English sources
Taiwan, which occupies the largest of the Spratlys, is building a new pier there.The "code of conduct" remains under discussion but nothing suggests China is willing to submit itself to legally binding restraints.
To this end, Ghana was the first to submit itself to the African Peer Review Mechanism, whereby for the first time African countries can judge each others' democratic standards.The report on Ghana, just out, is frank about the continuing virus of corruption.
In addition, Facebook will have to submit itself to biennial privacy audits for the next 20 years and maintain a "comprehensive privacy program".
The event will be overshadowed by calls for the government to submit itself to an independent and international inquiry into allegations of war crimes committed at the end of the civil war.
If the GOP was willing to submit itself to the ridiculous YouTube debate, its candidates should be willing to spend a little money on text messaging supporters with updates and voting reminders.
The aggressor has no right not to be resisted with defensive force; indeed, the aggressor has the duty to stop and submit itself to punishment.
It has achieved many great things, but it now needs to go back and submit itself to the basics of democracy: government of the people, by the people, for the people.
This is a hard blow for a brilliant person, to admit that his mind must submit itself to an external authority in order to come to truth.
It would be silly to insist that every line of Howl should submit itself to common-sense scrutiny (Ginsberg himself admitted to being baffled by certain of his lines).
Put simply, the U.S. will insist that Iran behave like a responsible neighbor in the region and submit itself to appropriate scrutiny to prove it is behaving in that manner.
When his movement comes to power, as he expects it to do pretty soon, he promises that it will submit itself to a multi-party election within five years of taking office.
