Examples of using Subjecting in English and their translations into Chinese
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Subjecting the victim to enforced disappearance in and of itself constitutes inhuman or degrading treatment.
Researchers also tested the hardware under several harsh environments, subjecting them to high levels of radiation as well as microwaves and high temperatures.
By burning off all those harmful chemicals and unburnt fuel(by subjecting them to hundreds of degrees of temperature), emissions are seriously reduced.
Combining multiple datasets may lead to the re-identification of individuals or groups of individuals, subjecting them to potential harms.
The first big technology platform was the web, which digitized information, subjecting knowledge to the power of algorithms; it came to be dominated by Google.
These practices threaten to roll back 50 years of progress in subjecting armed conflict to the rule of law.
(ii) by excluding her from the establishment or subjecting her to any other detriment.".
Constant supervision of the border areas to prevent exploiters from having ready access to children for the purpose of subjecting them to abuse either locally or across the border.
The Communist regime still wants economic growth and market mechanisms, in other words, but without subjecting its economy to open competition from outside.
But he repeatedly abused his position of trust, subjecting the young girl to a series of indecent assaults.
The Special Rapporteur, however, retains moral responsibility for not subjecting witnesses to unjustified risks.
Yet monitoring cccDNA directly means subjecting patients to multiple, painful liver biopsies.
The Committee recommends that prison staff refrain from routinely subjecting prisoners to complete strip searches that may amount to degrading treatment.
It should be noted that the Greek Cypriot administration still wages a war of attrition against Northern Cyprus, subjecting the Turkish Cypriots to an all-embracing inhuman embargo.
This is the strongest argument for subjecting China's currency policies or large macroeconomic imbalances like Germany's trade surplus to greater global discipline than currently exists.
Back in 2016, Prince Harry attacked the media for subjecting Meghan- then his girlfriend- to a"wave of abuse and harassment".
It also has been called vague, subjecting people to prosecution for mistakes and minor transgressions in the business and political worlds.
In their responses, participants stressed the importance of upholding transparent and independent processes and subjecting all decisions to judicial review.
But on takeoff and landing, they tilt into vertical orientation, subjecting them to dangerous crosswinds.
Today, I have made Ekiti teachers proud without subjecting them to inhuman treatment that the last administration subjected them to.