Sentence examples for should be subject in from inspiring English sources

If not successfully appealed, the judgment will require change to existing practices for accessing communications data (which I had already recommended should be subject in some categories of case to a higher degree of independent authorisation: see A Question of Trust, Recommendations 65, 67-71).

We propose that diagnostic tests impacting directly on treatment decisions, ie companion diagnostics, should be subject to in-depth regulatory scrutiny in order to ensure that all patients receive appropriate treatment.

The conduct is clearly illegal and should be subject to punishment in the criminal courts and compensation in the civil courts.

Healthy democracies are distinguished from police states by the ideal that those who enforce the law should be subject to it in the same way as everyone else.

The Iraqi government has been adamant that any crime committed outside of a military operation should be subject to prosecution in Iraqi courts.

That which is shared in the private domain is subject (and should be subject) to greater protection in the eyes of the law.

Mr. Armstrong won his argument that the church, where he was christened in 1916, should be subject to city landmark preservation laws in various lower courts, a position the Supreme Court implicitly accepted by declining to hear the case in March 1991.

However, these matters should be subject to further investigation in a later real-time implementation and evaluation of the proposed method.

This should be subject of additional studies in the future.

Unexplained encephalitis should be investigated, and encephalitis hospitalizations should be subject to statutory notification in Australia.

Consequently, patients infected by strains of SIT20/LAM1 pattern should be subject to specific surveillance in our setting.