Sentence examples for will subject to from inspiring English sources

An hour after the press conference was due to start, Nadthasiri Bergman, a Thai legal adviser to Amnesty, said the authorities "insist that they are not closing the event down, but they qualify that if representatives of Amnesty International speak there will be consequences and they will subject to arrest and prosecuted under Thai labour law".

Otherwise, the suspensions will subject to an electrical short circuit under high electric fields.

The culture medium was not refreshed during cultivation and thereby cells will subject to starvation after 12 h cultivation.

If you don't have a system in place, you will subject to the regrettable phenomenon of the people waiting for your long-delayed response to assume you've either moved to Mongolia or don't like them (both of which may be true).

He added, "Whoever the administrator is will have the fiduciary responsibility to marshal the assets and distribute them in accordance with the will, subject to court supervision".

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They may fear, justifiably or not, that their verdicts will subject them to reprisals.

Now the Court will subject elections to that same free market and put democracy on sale.

It is unlikely Syrians will subject themselves to constant aerial bombardment so millions more refugees will flee.

Unmasking deleterious alleles will subject males to additional fitness costs above halving gene dose.

Overstaying will subject you to arrest.