Examples of using Subjecting in English and their translations into Spanish
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Results get more interesting when subjecting the system to higher loads.
There are a number of examples of this difficulty in subjecting journalism to specific mapping.
I'm not subjecting a 12-year-old to a scary and invasive test.
Subjecting the person to forced labour;
Refrain from subjecting the civilian population to collective punishment(Jordan);
Instead of subjecting our guest to your insanity,
Avoid subjecting the monitor to strong shocks,
The challenge is to find ways to support such informal channels without subjecting them to politicization in a way that foments dependence,
Subjecting children to torture
Subjecting the adaptor to strong impact can damage its external casing
I can't find a minister willing to lead the government… without subjecting his will and mine to that of the parliamentary majority.
Subjecting them to a working day longer than that stipulated by article 148 of the Labour Code(42 hours a week);
Subjecting a job offer to a condition based on one of the elements referred to in article 454.
They have the choice of accepting the Government's evacuation offer'or of subjecting themselves and their children'to the hardships of what would be virtually a siege.
Subjecting the implementation of the Convention to the Constitution of Pakistan was a sensible course of action.
Subjecting production areas to unannounced visits from certified officials further ensures that phytosanitary requirements are being achieved.
Subjecting the will of 192 States to the decisions of the five permanent members of the Security Council is a situation that should not be allowed to continue.
This allows you to preemptively calm the cat before subjecting it to the stressful situation.
This would include a lower age of retirement for lower-ranking officers and subjecting contract renewal
The appropriateness of subjecting the establishment of a judicial organ to a political decision of the General Assembly
