Sentence examples for phrase subject from inspiring English sources

China's leader, Hu Jintao, has talked since he assumed power five years ago about "building a harmonious society," an ambiguous phrase subject to countless interpretations.

More than a century of jurisprudence stands against their claim that the phrase "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" (an exception for diplomats' children and members of sovereign Indian tribes) also alienates undocumented children.

King said the amendment would not apply to the children of illegal immigrants because their parents should not be in the country anyway.This is a really interesting interpretation of the phrase "subject to the jurisdiction".

He pins it all on the phrase "subject to the jurisdiction thereof," arguing that the babies of illegal immigrants — like the children of foreign diplomats — do not have full allegiance to this country, and thus do not deserve automatic citizenship.

Swiss Re executives say that the case turns on a tightly scrawled note on one of the binders that strikes some language and replaces it with the phrase "subject to wording to be agreed".

I did however learn the phrase "subject to future announcement," which is a new one.

I would hope the delivery, phrasing, subjects, angles and speed are improving.

Performing action phrases (subject-performed tasks, SPTs) leads to better memory than verbal learning instructions (verbal tasks, VTs).

Table 2 summarizes words and phrases subjects used to distinguish between different areas of specialization.

Phrase "and subject to the jurisdiction thereof" excludes mainly foreign diplomats, who are not subject to U.S. laws.

The phrase is subject to constant intellectual debate, but in Kronos's case it signifies a simple recognition that classical music is no longer an exclusively European-American enterprise, and that the role of the composer is undergoing an unpredictable evolution.