Sentence examples for correspondence subject from inspiring English sources
The former prime minister has made clear that he has no problem with the release of the correspondence subject to the agreement of the Cabinet Office.
Article 8 of the Human Rights Act provides a right to respect for one's "private and family life, his home and his correspondence", subject to certain restrictions that are "in accordance with law" and "necessary in a democratic society".
In January, just before he was sworn in, he sent an e-mail message to 42 friends and relatives and told them that he would no longer cyberchat with them because his new job made his correspondence subject to open-record requests.
Approximately 1 week pre-race, via electronic correspondence, subjects provided a plan of the food, fluid, and electrolyte capsules they intended to consume during the race.
But Judge Denny Chin of Federal District Court in New York concluded that the duties of the five involved more lobbying than lawyering and that more of their papers and correspondence were subject to government subpoenas issued on March 9.
To compare cortical thicknesses point by point and to visualise the statistical results, the establishment of point correspondence across subjects in a standard surface-based coordinate system was required.
Nonetheless, it is important to bear in mind that this approach assumes that there is an anatomical correspondence between subjects.
Among multiple steps of 3D shape atlas construction, establishing anatomical correspondences across subjects, i.e., surface registration, is probably the most critical but challenging one.
(Correspondence on this subject may be addressed to Alex Ross, The North Pole).
Half a century later, the obsession persisted: Cooke conducted a long and entertaining private correspondence on the subject with the columnist William Safire.
