Examples of using Subjecting in English and their translations into Romanian
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We verify this by subjecting every board to over 7,000 hours of stringent tests.
A simple change in the habits, by subjecting one or more organs to an unaccustomed use,
There he imprisons Rampold, subjecting him to many years of intermittent tortures both physical
I don't want a bunch of outsiders pouring into Charleston subjecting our citizens to a witch hunt.
It is very popular due to its ability to reliably connect materials without subjecting them to deformation.
To quicken and deepen the supreme purpose of living by actually subjecting the total personality to the consciousness of contacting with divinity;
Commissioner, we are very concerned about the Commission's insistence on subjecting agriculture and food production to the market and competitiveness.
At the same time, a level playing field has to be ensured for companies around the world when subjecting them to financial reporting obligations.
soon was outdoing them in mortifying the flesh, subjecting his body to extremes of hardship and pain.
threw light on the possibility of subjecting and directing the users of these drugs.
cylinders shakes the axle at different intervals, subjecting the IFS system to extreme forces in the shake rig.
It adopted a decision broadening the criteria for subjecting persons and entities to restrictive measures.
So, they offer further protection to LLC members by not automatically enforcing foreign judgments without first subjecting the matter to the veracity of their own laws.
scared… we end up subjecting this simple, lovely idea… to every kind of spurious rationale.
They moved about 300 of the hospital's charges to the nearby Ovcara farm, subjecting them to beatings and other abuse.
what a fine example Sir Timothy is, subjecting himself to this vulgar performance.
(e) the subjecting of the conclusion of a contract to the acceptance by a party of additional supplies which,
in all international relations, that it is capable of subjecting, and actually does subject to itself even states enjoying the fullest political independence;
in all international relations, that it is capable of subjecting, and actually does subject,
of presenting the alternative policy proposal formulated as a result of the activities in the project and subjecting it to a public consultation process.