Sentence examples for is only subject from inspiring English sources
Increasing the cost of air travel is only subject to review.
Twenty years ago, the company successfully argued in court that because it delivers the oil across state lines, it is only subject to federal oversight — and that has been inadequate.
The coalition government – which claims SP's £6.5bn four-year budget is only subject to an annual 1% cut – and lobby groups are alarmed at our findings and councils' willingness to risk the wellbeing of vulnerable residents.
We disagree with the Governments suggestion that petitioners nexus argument is not preserved or that it is only subject to plain-error review for failure to comply with Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 30(d).
The Cyclotronic integrator is only subject to a linear stability constraint (ΩΔt < π, Ω being the Larmor angular frequency), and is therefore particularly suitable to electrostatic Particle In Cell codes with uniform magnetic field where Ω is larger than any other characteristic frequency, yet a resolution of the particles' gyromotion is required.
CNIL said it had repeatedly asked WhatsApp to provide a sample of French users' data transferred to Facebook but the company had explained it could not do so as it is located in the United States and "it considers that it is only subject to the legislation of this country".
The loop is fixed at two base points, which are separated by a specified distance, and is only subjected to gravity loading.
3, the cardinality of final ({mathcal {F}}) is only subjected to the size of initial vertex set (V').
Both CN and KP were only subject to a gentle crushing prior to analysis.
"We're only subject to the tides that affect everyone else.
