Sentence examples for lists subject to from inspiring English sources

Also in January 1993, the company's Honduran subsidiary reported that the National Association of Industrialists had been persuaded to back its campaign to raise the tariff, and would 'request from government that cigarettes be excluded from the products lists subject to the common external tariff' [ 36].

This is our review list, subject to last minute changes of course.

According to senior military officers, McChrystal's command warned him that if he was caught making contact with Taliban insurgents, he would be placed on the U.S. target list, subject to capture or death — a position that surely does not encourage Karzai to take the lead in negotiating with the Taliban.

We read that you have been conducting "messaging" seminars for prospective Republican candidates around the country, which seem mainly to consist of listing subjects to avoid when campaigning.

At the checkpoint, those on the lists are subject to closer secondary screening.

While most "best of" lists are subject to the whimsical nature of fashion, every time the NME's Top 50 is announced, critics and blogs alike rant about its vacuity.

As in our registry, the problem lists are subject to regular evaluation, we think that the errors caused by this are likely to be small.

Those listed are subject to a travel ban, asset freeze and arms embargo, although in Afghanistan the list is often interpreted as some kind of hit list for assassination.

(The set list is subject to change).

Here's our review list, all subject to last-minute changes.

Under the rules, telemarketers who call numbers on the list are subject to penalties of $11,000 for each offense.