Sentence examples for were not being subjected from inspiring English sources

David Curry, a Tory MP who is due to become the new chairman of the Commons Standards and Privileges Committee, said yesterday that MPs were not being subjected to natural justice, but added that the clampdown was "inescapable".

But the NHS is not being subjected to some sort of creeping privatisation.

The Conservatives are not being subjected to the same level of scrutiny as charities over their approach to telephone marketing.

Policies developed to please the party faithful are not being subjected to close electoral scrutiny and do not match the complex political and military realties of Iraq".

Our skin is not being subjected to newfangled cosmetic preparations in order to observe whether we come out in plooks (Scots parlance for the common spot).

"Girls need to know their rights and join together with other employees in their workplace to make sure they're not being subjected to illegal or immoral treatment," Shabo says.

And indeed some monitoring is carried out for the benefit of employees, for example to ensure the security of the building from intruders, or to check that workers are not being subjected to health and safety risks.

October Duihua Foundation says Chinese embassy in Washington has told it that Gao was allowed to return to his home town in Shaanxi province to pay respects to his ancestors in June, that he was not being mistreated and was not being subjected to coercive legal measures.

"Parents must be told to talk honestly and openly with their children to try to make certain that their youngsters have not been, and are not being, subjected to the pain and trauma of sexual abuse," Mr. Brown wrote to the bishop.

"We need to make sure that disengaged youth are not being subjected to encouragement from terrorist organisations," she saying, adding the government would work with the Islamic Council.

They are not being subjected to, for instance, the sort of mistreatment that black youth in West Baltimore are being subjected to.