Sentence examples for no subject to from inspiring English sources
"There is no subject to discuss," Sanadze said.
Surely there's "nobody at home" in a computer, and so no "subject" to do the thinking.
The third president gladly took the $23,900 purchase price and in turn declared with thinly concealed self-celebration, "There is in fact no subject to which a member of Congress may now not have occasion to refer".
In United States v. Amedy (1826), the Court held that the federal criminal insurance fraud statute was no subjected to the same formalities as civil insurance fraud claims.
(Gingrich is no longer subject to Congressional ethics rules, so there's no need for restraint).
Smaller cutting plants are no longer subject to daily inspection.
Mao warned that China would be a "nation no longer subject to insult and humiliation".
No longer subject to the exigencies of corporeality, they were immortal.
Monbiot argues that in key respects the multinationals are no longer subject to the law.
"My understanding was that it was no longer subject to any regulation," Mr. Burden continued.
Some immigration and asylum issues are no longer subject to national vetoes.
