Sentence examples for be subject to another from inspiring English sources

Instead, the venues for the last-four matches will be subject to another process of seeding.

However, even properties outside these areas may still be subject to another inspection because of agreements with the investors who bought closed loans, noted Joshua Weinberg, the senior vice president for compliance of First Choice.

After the war, he declined to join the C.I.A., even though Colby would ask him many times, because he did not want to be subject to another strictly hierarchical organization.

"It is for this reason that I chose not to put the sovereignty of more than 40 million Kenyans on trial since their democratic will should never be subject to another jurisdiction," Kenyatta said.

The version does mention chapter 7 of the UN, under which force could be used in the even to non-compliance, but this would have to be subject to another resolution.

I expect that the political establishment will just about have worked out how to do politics in the post-Brexit environment by the time another political crisis pushes us into the post-post-Brexit era, and we'll be subject to another round of discussing how it all went wrong, but we'll all have failed the people of towns like Sleaford again.

The most prominent Islamic association in Italy, UCOII Leaguee of the Islamic Communities in Italy), issued a press release declaring their "anger" against "this bloody crime", and expressing their hope that European Muslims will not be subjected to "another unfair criminalisation".

The most prominent Islamic association in Italy, UCOII Leaguee of the Islamic Communities in Italy), issued a press release declaring their "anger" against "this bloody crime," and expressing their hope that European Muslims will not be subjected to "another unfair criminalization".

In addition, banks will be subjected to another round of inspections for bad loans.

"It's a disgrace that Chuck Schwarz, who has already spent 33 months in prison for crimes he didn't commit, should be subjected to another vindictive prosecution by the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District," the statement said.

The present theory asserts merely that a person has a right not be subjected to another's imposition of duties.