Sentence examples for subject to are from inspiring English sources

A survey released yesterday by the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry found that 41% of respondents spent up to five hours per week complying with government imposed regulatory requirements and an amazing 77% of respondents believe that the regulations they are subject to "are unnecessarily complex".

The complaint says that the Chippewa Cree laws that the loans are subject to are not available online, and that "organizations -- like law school libraries -- will not provide a copy... by remote access" because Plain Green executives "have not granted them the right do to do".  .

Regulatory sequences can be a particularly difficult sequence feature to translate, as they tend to be in more flux than coding sequences, and any organizational constraints they are subject to are not well understood.

Is subject to being overruled by Guardian Council.

"For sure, it is a subject to be discussed.

Colon cancer is not a subject to be avoided.

Less subject to being washed or blown away.

This isn't deliberate; what Garcia was subjected to was.

Both debatable subjects, to be sure.

Even the makeover I was subjected to was relatively harmless.

Therefore, 1520 subjects are to be recruited.