Exactly what KZK means or wants, however, is often subject to debate.
And this is probably because the bypass, with its several roundabouts, is often subject to traffic jams.
New construction is often subject to a 13percentt Harmonized Sales Tax, a value-added tax, Mr. Thomas said.
Today, the World Wide Web has become a system that is often subject to control by governments and corporations.
Science on television is often subject to reductio ad absurdum, misrepresents how science happens and the true significance of evidence.
As a thinly traded market, gold is often subject to manipulation and prone to bubbles and crashes.
While plagiarism, by students or scholars, is a common area of concern, what is said in the classroom is often subject to less scrutiny.
The market price of common stock is often subject to wide fluctuations, because it depends largely upon investors' expectations of future earnings.
Even borrowers who have been preapproved for a mortgage soon discover that the approval is often subject to conditions, contingencies and verifications before the lender writes a check for the mortgage.
Fashion is often subject to a high seas takeover – and with fashion Instagram this summer an advert for yachting holidays, it's no wonder that Paris SS17 had a nautical moment.
Ornamentation is often subject to adaptation, as when Native American groups replaced heavy stone pendants with metal ornaments in the period between Columbian contact and military conquest; such ornaments are readily visible in historical portraits of important indigenous personages.
