Sentence examples for be fully subject from inspiring English sources

Nor can I understand the Court's holding that the absolute immunity of the President is compelled by separation of powers concerns, when the Court at the same time expressly leaves open, ante at 748, and n. 27, the possibility that the President nevertheless may be fully subject to congressionally created forms of liability.

They would be fully subject to the Budget Control Act caps--as reduced by sequestration--and to the budget resolution spending allocations to the Appropriations Committee and Labor-HHS- Labor-HHS- Education Subcommittee

Born at the dawn of the Reagan era, Millennials were the first generation to be fully subjected to the all-out assault of the idea that we take care of each other in this country.

Born at the dawn of the Reagan era, Millennials were the first to be fully subjected to this all-out attack on the idea that we take care of each other in this country, and they'll pay for it from the cradle to the grave.

To be free from the restrictions of minority (being underage) also means you are fully subject to all civil and criminal penalties of law.

The Group's assets are held entirely by companies in these countries and are fully subject to prevailing tax laws and regulations.

The Group also has a UK endowment fund which holds a mixture of UK and non-UK assets and is fully subject to UK tax laws and regulations.

In a letter to Mr. Shelby and his counterpart in the House, Treasury Secretary John W. Snow and Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, urged Congress to ensure that mutual fund fees are "fully subject to the competitive tests of the marketplace".

The Committee wishes to stress that cable systems operating within these zones are fully subject to the payment of royalty fees under the compulsory license for those foreign signals retransmitted.

Whilst the investments are a mixture of UK and non-UK assets, they are all held by Guardian Media Group plc, a UK tax resident company which is fully subject to UK tax laws and regulations on the income and realised gains arising from all the investments held.

Any secondary transmission by a cable system entitled to the benefits of the taping authorization that does not comply with the requirements of section 111 e) is an act of infringement and is fully subject to all the remedies provided in the legislation for such actions.