Sentence examples for stores subject from inspiring English sources

The ban, adopted on a vote of 48 to 1, makes "food dispensing establishments" — restaurants and retail stores — subject to a fine of $500 for selling foie gras.

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The brewpub supporters point that the legislation would make brewpubs that produce up to 10,000 barrels a year and sell directly to restaurants and stores subject to the same requirements as wholesalers and distributors "At the end of the day, it's just about they don't want increased competition and how that affects their personal wealth," Mr. Metzger said.

At one session, Philip Duffy of USC's joint administrator, Duff & Phelps, told MPs: "The only potential purchaser [of USC] I would consider would be a Sports Direct group member because USC only owned the stock in the stores, subject to [licensing restrictions].

In addition, WinFS provides services to automatically synchronize items in two or more WinFS stores, subject to some predefined condition, such as "share only photos" or "share photos which have an associated contact X".

Back in August, 'challenger' bank Tandem said that it had signed an agreement to acquire Harrods Bank, the banking arm of the U.K.'s most famous luxury department store, subject to regulatory approval.

The store's rent started at £3.9m a year, according to marketing documents issued on behalf of the retailer, and the tenancy agreement states: "The principal rent in respect of the Tesco store is subject to an annual index linked rent review, the first on 25 December 2013 linked to the Retail Prices Index.

Once a developer completes an app, its placement in the app store is subject to Apple's unspecified review criteria.

It is intended that data will be stored centrally (subject to local patient confidentiality constraints) using the Western Australian Genetic Epidemiology Resource (an NHMRC Enabling Facility; http://www.wager.org.au/) or similar resource.

In addition to curtailing population expansion, premature diapause may have caused the diapausing individuals to deplete metabolic stores and subjected them to high levels of predation in the leaf litter while temperatures remained warm (Bean et al. 2007a).

Next, they gave their written consent for taking part in the study, for collecting their blood, as well as storing and subjecting it to a genetic analysis.