The phrase "are subject to implementing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conditions or requirements that must be followed or executed.
Example: "All employees are subject to implementing the new safety protocols established by the management."
Alternatives: "are required to implement" or "must adhere to implementing".
"It doesn't eliminate the embargo, but it does send a signal that we are open to holding conversations". He said, though, that talks are subject to Cuba implementing democratic reforms.
The ability to operate a licence under such mechanisms should also be limited to collective management organisations that are subject to national law implementing Directive 2014/26/EU.
Others, such as water pricing and the intensity of voluntary water conservation efforts, are subject to decisions and programs implemented by the water utility.
Sayf and Saadi are subject to the travel ban implemented by the Security Council's resolution.
Moreover, there is no sensor to directly measure the absolute velocity of components in the suspension system (and estimates are subject to error), making it challenging to implement skyhook and groundhook controllers in practical cases.
Traditional paper-based questionnaire surveys, either self-completed or administered by an interviewer, are relatively inexpensive and easy to implement, but are subject to social desirability bias due to stigma associated with drug using behaviors [ 7, 8].
He said the guidelines for the tests, and how they will be implemented, are subject to the responses of commanders.
The draft rules are subject to comment and discussion before being implemented.
"The company has so far repeatedly failed to stop the resultant oil leak and has instead reverted to containment methods that are yet to be fully implemented and are subject to potential weather-related disruption," the rating agency says.
Biosimilars are subject to regulatory reviews different from those implemented for either innovator or generic drugs.
Note that alternative weighting functions of fragment scores or in the linear gap cost model, e.g., affine or non-linear functions, are currently not implemented but are subject to further research.
