Sentence examples for Held subject from inspiring English sources

The Public Policy Department held subject files with material dating back to 1975.

Fine, but we're not going to be held subject to something that was done as a matter of fact in all previous administrations".

The denial of Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable searches and seizures, the Government's argument runs, is of a different nature from denials of other constitutional rights which we have held subject to collaterial attack by federal prisoners.

On the contrary, its request for a copy of the application was accompanied or quickly followed by a motion setting forth in five subdivisions the particulars exacted, and culminating in a demand that 'every particle of evidence' collected by the Commission be held subject to inspection.

Indeed, not only has the Geer analysis been rejected when natural resources other than wild game were involved, but even state regulations of wild game have been held subject to the strictures of the Commerce Clause under the pretext of distinctions from Geer.

The Wilson Court declared: "By virtue of their character and the rules of law applicable to them, the books and papers are held subject to examination by the demanding authority, the custodian has no privilege to refuse production although their contents tend to criminate him.

For range of motion, the mean peak angle of three trials (averaged over 5 seconds subject held position) was calculated for each of; maximal slumped sitting, sway standing and maximal forward and backward bending in standing was subtracted from the usual sitting or standing angle.

Aleppo has seen some of the heaviest fighting in Syria's brutal conflict and rebel-held areas are subject to constant bombardment from government forces.

If the government carries on with their current agenda without reform, it would be easy for foreign business to get the impression that Canadian-held data is subject to intrusive surveillance by authorities.

Socioeconomic position was defined based on the longest-held occupation of subjects at study entry (aged 40 59 years) in accordance to the Registrar Generals' Social Class Classification and has been described elsewhere [ 44].

The social class classification was based on the longest-held occupation of subjects reported at study entry in 1978 1980.