Sentence examples similar to subject to orders from inspiring English sources

Life satisfaction surveys also seem to be subject to order effects.

This paper investigates whether responses to choice experiments (CEs) are subject to ordering anomalies.

This paper proposes an alternative definition of association between variables subject to an order restriction that eliminates their structural relation and reverts to the conventional definition when applied to variables that are not subject to order restrictions.

All economic units, except the peasant producers, were subjected to orders from the government's Supreme Council of National Economy (V.S.N.Kh).

The rate constants are at first set to 1, but may be later subjected to order-of-magnitude adjustments, which obviously improve the model representation of the data.

Amina is subject to protective orders under the inherent jurisdiction of the high court – and orders have been made to try to secure her safe return.

At least three of the people he named are subject to suppression orders in Victoria.

Like phone companies, communication service providers are subject to wiretap orders.

I have also spoken to people who faced jailing in secret hearings and who were subject to anonymity orders themselves.

"I believe the attorney general is subject to the orders of this court," said Judge Gerald E. Rosen of Federal District Court.

Two others have been subject to control orders, one of whom, Ibrahim Magag, absconded on Boxing Day 2012 and has disappeared.