Sentence examples for which subjected from inspiring English sources

Investors cheered the legislation, which subjected the ratings agencies to what is known as expert liability under the securities laws.

The US Administration insist that they made clear throughout that they would not accept a text which subjected the use of force to a further Council decision.

Even so, the Treasury select committee (TSC), which subjected Furse to a grilling this week, cleared her appointment to the financial policy committee of the Bank of England.

Ms. Crown submitted five fragmentary shards to Mr. Hurst's laboratory, which subjected the samples to high performance liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry testing, which confirmed the presence of theobromine — a bio marker for cacao — in three shards.

Mr. Brenton also expressed anger over the actions of the F.S.B., which subjected all of the council's Russian staff members in St . Petersburgand Yekaterinburg to questioning, either after summoning them to F.S.B. offices or by visiting their homes.

His name was then leaked to newspapers, and he was brought before a House of Commons foreign affairs committee, which subjected him last Tuesday to a round of bruising questions and name-calling.

Ultimately it's up to universities which subjects they choose to favour.

And how can you weigh up which subjects best suit your ambitions?

"It's worth considering which subjects you actually enjoy," says Carys Roberts, head of admissions at Bangor University.

He said: "It's a crime against women which subjects them to the most intimate personal violation".

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