Sentence examples for could not be subject from inspiring English sources

In a court filing last week, lawyers for Expedia argued that because it did not own or operate hotel rooms, it could not be subject to the tax.

Cuadrilla said the new plans for permits, which will have to be approved by the local authorities and the Environment Agency, were needed to ensure that its right to drill in the area could not be subject to legal challenge.

Many felt uncomfortable that such important decisions about state intervention in family life were not only heard behind closed doors but could not be subject to any comment or debate in the public domain.

The guidance says: "There is no reason in principle why a single building could not be subject to more than one premises licence provided they are for different parts of the building and the different parts of the building can reasonably be regarded as being different premises.

In an interview Mr. Ekkart called the Katz claim "haphazard," saying that it had been made in a "slapdash and hasty manner" and included art owned by the dealers in the 1930s that was sold before the war and therefore could not be subject to any claim.

In the past, when President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority discussed holding such a referendum, Hamas had been critical, saying that principles like the return of refugees and the borders of the state could not be subject to a vote.

According to the appellate court's published decision, the trio initially argued that as painters engaged in a common law occupation, they could not be subjected to an excise tax denominated as an income tax.

Acetate was given further impetus by the development of injection molding, a rapid and efficient forming technique to which acetate was particularly amenable but to which celluloid could not be subjected owing to the high temperatures involved.

In mid-December, a federal appeals court in Washington ruled that off-road tires from China could not be subjected to the anti-subsidy taxes the Commerce Department had tried to impose.

Mining this sort of information might therefore also reveal information about exactly how ideas are spread and trends are set.In the world before the web, chatter about the trivialities of everyday life was shared in person, and not written down, so it could not be subjected to such analysis.

The material was given further impetus in the 1920s by the introduction of injection molding, a rapid and efficient forming technique to which acetate was particularly amenable but to which celluloid could not be subjected, because of the high temperatures involved.