Sentence examples for be subjects only from inspiring English sources
The most important legislation is represented by the Law on Ethics of Biomedical Research [ 35], first promulgated in 2000 and amended in 2007, which states that "human embryos may be subjects only of clinical observations (non-invasive investigations).
For now, Chesapeake Bay landowners will be subject only to the laws of viscous flow.
Instead, its authors conclude, British forces should be subjected only to the Geneva conventions, whose objectives are essentially humanitarian in nature.
As a result, the company says, it should be subject only to restrictions that relate directly to the specific illegal acts.
Countries with solid records on elections administration could apply for permanent certification and, barring credible accusations from opposition parties or observers, would be subject only to periodic review.
That way, the general partners could get access to "founders' shares" in the form of common stock, which would be subject only to capital gains tax.
Currently, lump sum withdrawals are subject to 45% tax, but from 6 April 2016 such withdrawals will be taxed as income and so will be subject only to income tax rates.
I don't know much about the addition but that it's going to feature cop cars that in an ordinary world would be subject only to parade and show duty.
Their enormous size and multi-function operations -- the business model that underlies the latest crisis -- will be subject only to a series of cosmetic changes.
Most contract employees are subjected only to cursory police checks.
