Sentence examples for subject to existing from inspiring English sources
Hypersonic vehicles would not be subject to existing treaties on ballistic-missile arsenals, for one thing.
A significant proportion of UoM research is subject to existing funder OA policies.
The legal constraint on rulers means that the government is subject to existing laws as much as its citizens are.
The argument has persuaded regulators in many states, including New York, that lawsuit lenders are not subject to existing lending laws.
Insurgents said they also qualified the post's additional power to issue executive orders by specifying that such power was subject to existing constitutional law.
In making their case, the companies argue that they should not be subject to existing consumer protections because the transactions are investments, not loans.
The term "successor to an existing contract" means any contract, other than a rollover contract, entered into on or after November 9 , 1978 for the first sale of natural gas which was previously subject to an existing contract, whether or not there is an identity of parties or terms with those of such existing contract.
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No. 732, 75th Cong., 1st Sess. 2. All three would have made violators subject to the existing penalty clause.
"Governors Island is still subject to the existing legislation," said Renee Miscione, a spokeswoman for the General Services Administration, referring to the Congressional mandate to sell the island.
"What's disappointing is it leaves waters subject to the existing, weak state of affairs until they get the rule over the final hurdle," Devine said.
