Long-term contracts would allow utilities to plan spending instead of being subject to the whims of a daily market.
Unfortunately, instead of being subject to the ridicule they so richly deserve, the Peterson crew is treated reverentially by the media.
"This bill brings rationality to the SUNY tuition system by allowing students and parents to reasonably plan for college expenses, instead of being subject to dramatic tuition increases and uncertainty".
The pitcher, Rolando Viera, who is in the United States on a visa, wants to be treated as a free agent instead of being subject to baseball's annual June draft.
Ah, if only they could benefit from rubbing shoulders with the industrious, virtuous "upper tribe" instead of being subjected to the siren song of food stamps and unemployment insurance.
Instead of being subjected to the tyranny of the elite bookers of Q&A, PM Live, The Bolt Report, Jones & Co and The Drum, some of which don't even invite you on every single week, you need a show of your own.
In fact, it was precisely because she had been unable, or reluctant, to discuss her views openly and safely within a university environment that those views, instead of being subjected to criticism by fellow Muslims, were left to harden unimpeded through interactions with like-minded fellow users.
Some analysts reckon that entire populations might become happier and wiser once they have access to thousands of documentaries, independent films and sub-genres of every kind of music, instead of being subjected to what Mr Anderson calls the tyranny of lowest-common-denominator fare.
Maybe that's why I kept watching them for the off-chance that once, just once, the black characters could also live in the full spectrum of human vulnerability and messiness and first love, instead of being subjected to the role of background player, a role I knew too well from the everyday truths of my own life.
(The whole repatriation thing is designed to sound like a very righteous and just thing to do for ordinary Americans -- you should actually think of it as an amnesty program for money, where instead of being subjected to a 35% tax rate, they get a one-time deal at 5%, and the ability to wrap themselves in the flag).
We sought to determine to what extent exploratory analysis of longitudinal health data would identify potential safety signals of importance, and what proportion of false alarms to expect assuming that the temporal associations had been taken at face value instead of being subjected to epidemiological review.
