Sentence examples for were being subject from inspiring English sources

Most of the children held at Barwon were only 16 years old and were being subject to solitary confinement, lawyers who visited the children over the weekend said.

"The scandalous Eurogroup proposals yesterday made last night the ideal moment to create a hashtag to express and, above all, coordinate, our outrage at the extortion the Greek government and its people were being subject to".

Back in Bab Amr, Mahmoud said that with President Bashar al-Assad intensifying his assault on Homs, its residents were being subject to a terrifying new kind of weapon.

Of the nearly 1,500 claimants who had taken part in the Harrow trial, nearly a third changed their mind about needing benefit when they were told they were being subject to VRA.

Those on restriction were standing at attention, clearly regretting the added increment of inconvenience to which they were being subjected.

Borrowers were being subjected to tests to ensure they could keep repaying their mortgages if rates hit 7%, he said.

Patients and visitors were being subjected to body and bag searches at the two entrances into the hospital.

She warned children in care homes were being subjected to sexual abuse of a "violent and sadistic nature".

Russians were being subjected to highly effective German propaganda.

Obama and McCain were being subjected to the same scrutiny given to the pilot of Til Death.

But suddenly politicians were being subjected to doctrinal tests that they'd never faced before.