Sentence examples for effect subject to from inspiring English sources

They are due to take effect, subject to the treaty's ratification, in 2005.

The new rules to be implemented under the 2015 Counter-Terrorism and Security Act will come into effect subject to approval by both houses of parliament this autumn.

One objection to tolls has been that road users are in effect subject to double taxation: gasoline taxes and road tolls.

What's new is Mr. Bush's latest argument -- that since about a third of the federal government's debt is in effect subject to early repayment penalties similar to those associated with some mortgages, it would actually be irresponsible to run a surplus large enough to pay off the national debt.

The tight-head prop has joined the Cherry and Whites with immediate effect, subject to visa approval.

Where it is felt such precautions may be inadequate or are impractical, we suggest resorting to the overconservative strategy of prioritizing "pure vQTL," that is, strong vQTL with negligible mean effect, subject to all the usual requirements of deconfounding that apply to the detection of ordinary QTL.

Populations residing in zones where parasite diversity was highest are in effect subjected to stronger balancing selective pressures from pathogens and therefore have the highest level of polymorphism in the HLA genes.

Feng et al. [9] considered the boundary value problems with one-dimensional (1D) p-Laplacian and impulse effects subject to the integral boundary condition.

The linear corrections with respect to these external parameters, to be applied to the vector scale factors and that are currently being investigated and implemented, clearly point at thermal gradient-related effects subject to both spatial and temporal variations.

Interpreting our estimates as causal effects (subject to the caveat noted in Section 3.1), we find that paternal illness reduces children's time spent in school and increases their time spent in income-generating work, while maternal illness reduces time spent in play and increases time spent in domestic work.

None of the hypothesis tests should be taken as definitive but rather as indicative of potential effects, subject to confirmation.