Sentence examples for posts subject to from inspiring English sources

120 Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust ACUTE The TrustÕs Integrated Business Plan contains information relating to workforce plans however this remains a working document with exact increases or decreases in posts subject to change as departments develop their own workforce plans.

If you are tagged by a friend, your presence at the location is seen by your friends or whoever they allow to see their posts, subject to their (not your) privacy settings.

4. Is posting subject to another statutory exception, like the TEACH Act?

Meanwhile, Valdemar Ventura, who was transferred from Clegg's office – much to the Liberal Democrat leader's dismay – after joining the campaign for a living wage, heard on Friday that he will be reinstated to his Cabinet Office cleaning post, subject to formalities and that he agrees to abide by security regulations.

"Under our terms, you grant Facebook permission to use, distribute, and share the things you post, subject to the terms and applicable privacy settings".

The bill, S6779, would make any anonymous online post subject to removal if not connected to a verifiable legal name, IP address and home address.

They will also surrender the power to vet presidential appointments to some 400 of the 1,200 posts currently subject to their nod.

Flagged posts are subject to review and cancellation by Meporter staff.

Although elections are being held in May for the European Parliament, none of these posts is subject to direct public vote.

The post is subject to re-election annually, but barely ever contested.

The Republican governor's nomination of the official, David Wehner, to the $120,800-a-year post is subject to confirmation by the G.O.P.-led State Senate.