Sentence examples for if it subject from inspiring English sources

But the Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy said the government could on some of the proposals find itself in hot water with peers and demanded that the legislation should only remain on the statute book if it subject to an annual vote in both Lords and Commons.

But though Justice Kennedy's opinion certainly weakens the extent of that protection, it also quotes a unanimous 2006 Supreme Court ruling to state that the new ban would be unconstitutional "if it subjected women to significant health risks".

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Timothy Vines from Civil Liberties Australia said he wouldn't be surprised if it was subject to a challenge.

Labour's Rupa Huq says she will back May's deal if it is subject to a confirmatory referendum.

Thus, a substance is "waste" if it is subject either to a waste recovery or to a waste disposal operation.

When flowers are harvested from wild plants an issue for conservation managers is whether sufficient seeds remain for population replacement, especially if it is subject to recurrent disturbance.

It resolved the question of supply by assuming that it would automatically rise to meet demand, as if it were subject to no inherent restraints.

If it were subject to the rules being proposed by regulators for large banks based in the United States, it would need far more capital.

Turo is pursuing a different measure in Maryland, where it's pushing lawmakers to make it illegal to list a car on the platform if it's subject to a recall.

Rather than be controlled by producers (particularly those in OPEC, which would be an illegal cartel if it were subject to U.S. law), we wanted to get into the business vertically integrate and gain control over our supply chain.