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Works of art are subjects of scholarship in many of our departments , from English to Art and Archaeology , from Comparative Literature to Music , from Sociology to Religion . For instance , there is no guarantee of the product 's safety , efficacy , or concentration because it has not been through the FDA approval process , nor has the product , its components , or its production been subject to FDA inspection . I have been to the library two or three times since , and have endeavored to draw it into further conversation , but in vain ; and whether all this rambling colloquy actually took place , or whether it was another of those odd day-dreams to which I am subject , I have never to this moment been able to discover . Second , the term " boycott " has been subject to varying interpretations , in some cases being understood as collective refusals to deal to force a party to accept terms , and in others limited to refusals to deal with third parties to pressure another party with whom the group has a dispute . Not having gone through the careful screening that all written material produced in Laos is subjected to , the material available on the Internet raises critical issues . Although the Kurtulus was subjected to the most to repression in 1996 , its publication was not interrupted . Furthermore : doubtless that is in no wise good , through which the supreme good is subjected to change or corruption . Although the positive aspects of free access are hardly questioned , the feasibility of the business model used by PLoS has been subject to criticism . It is critically important to a person 's career to publish in a respected and widely available journal where the work is subjected to independent review by knowledgeable peers before it is accepted . Top management positions that had been subject to disparate rules and practices , with requirements for prior approval of almost every personnel action , were joined into a unified and distinct personnel system that provided for considerable agency authority and flexibility . Thus , suppose that an experimental animal , having learned something , is subjected five minutes later to electroshock treatment , the discharge of random electrical activities through the brain . " He denied that animals are subjects of duties ( since they are not rational ) , but also affirmed that animals are subjects of the same rights as rational beings . An elementary school in Los Gatos was subjected to severe shaking , but damage was limited to nonstructural and contents shifting , except in one classroom wing , where ground heaving raised and cracked the floor slab , jam - ming a door and window shut . She was subjected to the ' statue torture ' for 90 days in 1963 , the same year in which she was banned from trade union and political activity , from attending meetings , and was confined to the magisterial district in which she lived . Upon seeing his birth certificate , the inspector-general sent him to an observation home where he was subjected to frequent beatings by the house master . Another complaint alleges that one marmoset was subjected to forced breeding while its offspring were still nursing , with the implication that this practice led to the subsequent death of the animal . On the other hand , if an individual expects hypnosis to be helpful to him , and he is subjected to a hypnotic induction procedure that causes him to relax profoundly , a placebo effect can be observed . As a federal employee , I , too , am subject to a lot of disclosure and a prohibition against owning anything on which I potentially have any interest in an outcome in which it does . The viability of these policies , and the aims of the global media companies that run up against them are subjects of intense debate . I understand that if the transcripts are not received or show that I do not meet the condition listed above , then I am not re-admissible to Eastern and am subject to having my enrollment canceled immediately .