Sentence examples for be subject to certain from inspiring English sources

As such, it could be subject to certain fines.

The shares will be subject to certain time- and performance-restricted vesting criteria.

Whatever street food comes from this trip, it could be subject to certain limitations, commentators say.

GT will be subject to certain exclusivity terms during the duration of the agreement.

The offer would be subject to certain conditions, "including notably the commitment of the trade unions" at Alitalia, Air France said.

The company said any sale of shares by large Zarak shareholders would be "subject to certain restrictions" that would be gradually lifted by the date of the publication of Spirent's first-half results for 2001.

But it then continued to add that "However, in contrast, all other substantive articles of the Convention grant rights and freedoms to 'everyone' or state that 'no one' is to be subjected to certain types of prohibited treatment.

For the algorithm to work, the 'reality' it 'represents' needs to be subjected to certain assumptions that serve to reconcile mathematical and material reality.

If a State is ranked in tier three, it may be subjected to certain penalties.

The settlement is subject to certain conditions, including court approval, Tenet said.

"All lock-up arrangements are subject to certain customary exceptions," said Game Digital's prospectus.