Sentence examples for absolutely subject to from inspiring English sources

Drawing upon the natural law tradition, Locke argues that it is evident to our natural reason that we are all absolutely subject to our Lord and Creator, but that, in relation to each other, we exist naturally in a state of equality "wherein all the power and jurisdiction is reciprocal, no one having more than another" (Second Treatise, §4).

This is why both Australian and human rights law say that the removal of liberty should only ever occur as a last resort, where absolutely necessary, and subject to meaningful safeguards.

However, we and others have recently noted that the ends of a given mature miRNA are not absolutely fixed, but subject to variation.

"Destinerrance" is a philosophical term by Derrida, and it refers to the concept that a message or communication is forever traveling – never fixed – and so in one sense the meaning of a message is itself never absolutely determined but forever subject to interpretation.

However, it is increasingly being recognized that the ends of a given mature microRNA is not absolutely fixed, but is subject to variation in C elegans [40], mammalian cells [41] as well as in Drosophila [36].

No, absolutely not, though journalists have been subject to Landmark Forum defamation suits for writing as much.

It's absolutely the best point-and-shoot if your favorite subject to shoot happens to be yourself.

He denied that the officers had been subject to any racial discrimination: "That's absolutely not true".

"I am absolutely confident that no one on this committee would be subject to intimidation," he said.

At conference in 2015 I was subject to a lot of vocal abuse, which is absolutely unfair.

Judges are absolutely immune from liability for damages, but only when performing a judicial function, and even then they are subject to criminal liability.