Sentence examples for fall subject from inspiring English sources

European regulators are inclined to let regulatory capital fall (subject to the discretion of national authorities).

In the other direction, people often over-react to bad news and fall subject to the "tyranny of the anecdote".

Drag-free control implies cancelling non-gravitational forces and all torques, leaving the satellite to free fall subject only to gravity.

Instrumentalism of this sort is often criticized in the literature on technology and society, and thus engineers tend to fall subject to that criticism.

Unlike traditional broadcast radio, Internet radio is not regulated by the F.C.C. or likely to fall subject to the restrictions of corporate parents like Clear Channel.

Numbers diminish as you trace your finger south and east on a distribution map as the eagle flies; away from their craggy fastnesses on Scotland's west coast the eagles fall, subject to traps, snares, poison or the gun, most notably around the intensively managed grouse moorlands of the central and eastern Highlands.

Credit earned for certain fall subjects impacts this 12-unit limit.

The provision is in a broader tax relief bill intended to prevent some 21 million American households from falling subject to the alternative minimum tax this year.

The shift atop Goldman will not prevent Goldman employees in France and Britain from falling subject to a one-time windfall tax in those countries.

Mr Trump's imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminium imports has sparked anger, with even US allies falling subject to them.

The results showed no statistically significant difference of latency between healthy elderly and falling subjects.