They were sanctioned by the central government and were subject to the authority of the magistrates.
They are hierarchically subject to the authority of the minister of justice.
The financial sector exploits an astonishing political privilege: the City of London is the only jurisdiction in the UK not fully subject to the authority of parliament.
We can surmise from Chelsea's (probable) presence at the Vera Wang store that she is as subject to the authority of that industry as the rest of us.
But Charles Seaton, a spokesman for New York City Transit, said that subcontractors were indeed subject to the authority's security provisions, which include background checks.
And teachers in every subject exhibit the authority of professionals held in high regard.Ms Ripley credits Poland's swift turnaround to Miroslaw Handke, the former minister of education.
Some in the Senate, including Republican Pat Toomey, want to create a single consolidated list and have it subject to the authority of the foreign intelligence surveillance, or Fisa, court.
In such countries as the United States, Australia, Nigeria, Mexico, and Brazil, the term state (or a cognate) also refers to political units, not sovereign themselves, but subject to the authority of the larger state, or federal union.
Originally a medieval word, meaning a place a league (lieue) away from a city, but subject to the authority (ban) of the city's feudal overlords, it has now become synonymous with a no-go zone.
Some states have also declared themselves exempt from federal gun policy by passing Firearms Freedom Acts, which maintain that guns made and kept within a state are not subject to the authority of Congress.
