Sentence examples for which became subject from inspiring English sources

This is why the Volcker Rule would restrict proprietary trading by banks subject to the Bank Holding Company Act, including Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, which became subject to that law when they sought access to low-interest Federal Reserve funds in 2008.

Originally, a redevelopment of Nadderud was proposed, but in 1999 Stabæk players launched the idea of building a new stadium at Fornebu, which became subject to an urban redevelopment project after the 1998 closing of Oslo Airport, Fornebu.

He also became treasured for his talkative and jocular nature, self-effacing references to himself as a "peasant", and eventually his debut works, which became subjects of his own public readings.

The ATM limits certain deductions and adds back the income to your normal taxable income, all of which becomes subject to taxation.

Piwi appears to be involved in ncRNA turnover and eventually in the determination of DNA sequences, which become subject to programmed chromatin reorganization.

Research was done on hydraulic cylinder piston rod, which becomes subjected to fatigue failures after change of its design.

If this effect is not considered in the design, a short column is actually developed with increased stiffness which becomes subjected to shear force level that can lead to shear failure of the column, as illustrated Figure 4a.

This "strange object from another world" lived in his father's study, an "alien artefact", which became the subject of many tales told by his father, about far-flung landscapes populated with mythical beasts.

This reference to a key case in Wambaugh's own career as a Los Angeles cop, which became the subject of his non-fiction bestseller The Onion Field (generally regarded as among his best books), suggests an author gathering talismans around him as he plots a return.

Perhaps the most celebrated case centred around 1950s US show Twenty One, which became the subject of the Robert Redford movie, Quiz Show, starring Ralph Fiennes.

Dr. Silverman convened more than two dozen conferences of anthropoligists, which became the subject of a 2002 book.