Sentence examples for not fully subject from inspiring English sources

The financial sector exploits an astonishing political privilege: the City of London is the only jurisdiction in the UK not fully subject to the authority of parliament.

BBC News reported that the Supreme Court in Britain, the highest court of appeal for civil cases in that country, ruled on Wednesday that the costume replicas created by Mr. Ainsworth were functional rather than artistic works and thus not fully subject to copyright laws.

The evidence that we have is not easy to interpret, but it very much appears that Posidonius introduced into a basically Stoic psychological framework the idea that even the minds of adult humans include, to put things cautiously, motivationally relevant forces (of two kinds) that do not depend on assent or reason at all and that are not fully subject to rational control.

This is why the profound nature of faith, hope, and love is not fully subject to rational analysis, and also why they overlap and fulfill one another.

Regarding the transport sector, most L-class vehicles (mopeds, motorcycles, tricycles, quadricycles as defined in Regulation 168/2013/EU) are not fully subjected to the Directive 2000/53/EC, which is the reference for other light vehicle categories.

During the period of increased incidence (2012 2014), the proportion of confirmed cases in not fully immunized subjects decreased, while an increase in the proportion of cases in older children and adolescents was observed.

He said that this whole area - the working of the brain - is the next great frontier of discovery, following upon such achieved milestones as the genome, molecular biology, Darwin and evolution, etc. (Some, not fully grasping the subject, might add to the milestone list the microchip, video games and Viagra).

Although the methods presented here were not fully effective (one subject was consistently recognized under the forced choice study design even at the maximum deformation level employed) this paper may point a way toward solution of a difficult problem that has received little attention in the literature.

The sink/source relationship between soluble and insoluble Aβ pools is complex, not fully understood, and subject to ongoing debate.

Lowering the heritability might be an option, taking into account that the number of haplotype copies from parent to offspring is not fully heritable but subject to recombination.

It should however be stressed that the volunteers in this projects had healthy oral conditions and most likely not fully representative for subjects with an ecologically stressed and unbalanced biofilm.