Sentence examples for party subject from inspiring English sources

But if you were to find a number of perpetrators or even victims who were nationals of a state party, subject to the little legal trick discussed before namely, incitement to genocide is committed on the territory of any and every state, you could imagine initiating it on that basis.

Republicans don't have any plans either that can be validated by independent third party subject matter experts.

"Waldron" is the only party subject to the writ of removal named in the Court of Appeals opinion (the only reported opinion) and only by last name.

"We are in the second decade of the 21st Century and things are starting to change," says Welch. "The idea of being naked on a beach isn't the shocking, eyebrow-raising dinner party subject that it used to be.

(In Aeroflot's, you'll also learn that "medium or strong" intoxication or "extremely low/high blood pressure" may make a party subject to a medical examination. Apparently, one should not drink too much, go into a rage or stay in a Zen-like state).

In truth, Peabody was named as a party subject to discovery in a recent law suit over the Prairie State coal-fired plant, "a scheme by Peabody," according to Illinois state residents, "to create a market for its high-sulfur, high-ash coal reserves in Southern Illinois".

These have had the effect of reducing the stakes held by parties subject to sanctions below thresholds that would trigger penalties against their businesses.

Meanwhile, under due process, Justice Kennedy wrote, parties subject to regulation should know what is required of them and those enforcing the law cannot act arbitrarily.

Mr. Conyers criticized "the massive campaign donations from the parties subject to the investigation and the Bush administration and the overlap between individuals in Enron's direct or indirect employ and the administration".

Vlasic Foods International, the pickle maker, said yesterday that it would sell two businesses in Britain, Freshbake frozen foods and SonA canned and jarred fruits, vegetables and beans, to separate parties, subject to bankruptcy court approval.

McAlpine noted its similarities to Lady Gaga's "Just Dance" for their partying subject matter, but concedes that "she does make it sound kinda fun though".