Examples of using Subjecting in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Folic acid deficiency in the body has been found to cause premature hair loss at an early age while subjecting on your own to various other health-related problems.
An official accounts for the delay by explaining the government wanted to conduct additional tests to confirm the results before subjecting producers to the hardship of having to destroy their products.
Elena Rozhlova of Argonne National Laboratory in the United States, said subjecting the discs to a low magnetic field for around ten minutes was enough to destroy 90% of cancer cells in tests.
instead of indiscriminately subjecting all men to the same rule.
who often chooses slavery, subjecting himself or herself to fears, caprices, wrong attitudes,
It is due to the idiocy of subjecting ourselves to qualified majority voting that we find ourselves in this position,
on the other hand it could increase legal fragmentation, subjecting consumers and professionals to different sets of rules depending on whether the transaction is cross-border or domestic.
Growth is not promoted by subjecting income from employment to a tax rate that is several times greater than that applied to income from assets, thereby making the gap between them ever wider.
thereby subjecting public service routes to certain rules,
including those involved in monitoring thought streams and subjecting attitudes and biases to more realistic reasoning.
by the infringement of their freedom ordignity, or by subjecting them to torture or to cruel, inhuman ordegrading treatment or punishment;
having studied the psychophysical structure of his pupil, and subjecting him to a number of tests,
by the infringement of their freedom or dignity, or by subjecting them to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment;
he began World War II(1939- 1945), subjecting much of Europe to his domination and murdering millions of Jews
and which in some way make up for the whims of fortune, by subjecting the powerful and the weak equally to mutual obligations.
by the infringement of their freedom or dignity, or by subjecting them to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment;
our own mistakes- without subjecting them to the scrutiny and authority of others.
he began World War II(1939- 1945), subjecting much of Europe to his domination and murdering millions of Jews and others considered“inferior.”.
(15) The capitalist regulation enabled by the consolidation of clock time in the period of industrialisation, subjecting human time to definitive
which in some way make up for the whims of fortune by subjecting the powerful and the weak equally to mutual obligations.