Sentence examples for again subject to from inspiring English sources

This is again subject to UN disarmament resolutions.

And the money is never again subject to estate taxes.

The cost will be 0.75% of the transaction, again subject to a minimum charge of £7.50.

Entitlements rise in line with inflation each year – again subject to a cap.

He was again subject to strip searches up to six times a day.

They will go through 26,520 pre-moistened wipes -- again, subject to an infant's temperamental digestive system.

She was again subjected to estrangement, for her son, the new emperor William II, was thoroughly Prussianized.

But Primark hopes that no other individual or company is again subjected to such deception and ill-treatment".

Rankin was again subjected to vicious ridicule in the press when she became the only member of the US House of Representatives to vote against declaring war on Japan in December 1941.

But when [these "black diggers"] came out of the army, after they'd fought for "the empire", they were once again subjected to separate rules.

The Paris Saint-Germain defender was glowing in his praise for Neymar, who was once again subjected to some crude Colombian tackling.