Sentence examples for subject to pass from inspiring English sources

Denning managed to teach himself enough of the subject to pass, and matriculated to Oxford in 1916.

Gums explains the difference between what is commonly called a "chokehold" and the practice known as a "carotid restraint" -- one crushes the windpipe while the other causes the subject to pass out -- and the dangers of both.

Subject to passing additional tests, they are now able to do so in crown courts and above.

It may be 18 months before Brough finds out whether he and his wife are being granted the visa, and then admission is subject to passing medical examination.

The 30-year-old had been training with AZ after rejecting a new deal with Villa in the summer and he has now committed his immediate future to the Eredivisie club, subject to passing a medical.

If bikers are to obey most of the same traffic laws as motorists, why aren't they subject to passing a test and getting a license as motorists must?

Djebbour was expected to sign Reds this week, subject to passing a medical.

Milan reached an agreement with City on Tuesday, and Balotelli is expected to sign a four-and-a-half-year contract, subject to passing his medical.

It has been reported  that CSI will buy the club from chairman Balram Chainrai for £17m, subject to passing the Football League's proper person's test.

Milan reached an agreement with City on Tuesday and Balotelli will sign a four-and-a-half-year contract, subject to passing his medical.

Although most English secondary schools are comprehensive, in some areas there are selective intake grammar schools, to which entrance is subject to passing the eleven plus exam.