Sentence examples for subject to securing from inspiring English sources

Academic research may feel a bit lonely in that it gives an individual freedom to pursue research in areas of personal interest (subject to securing funding), so as a consequence it is not very common to share a specific goal with other researchers.

Never one to sidestep his own experimental cures, Dr. Pritchard initially used himself as a subject to secure approval from the National Health Services ethics committee in Britain.

Artists are not the only ones, however, who can be tempted to turn to scientific subjects to secure funding; it can also work the other way round.

Penney, who has been given a two-year contract, is expected in Munster in mid-July, subject to him securing a valid work permit.

Domestic violence and immigrant rights' advocates in Colorado have said that those arrested for domestic violence should not be subject to a Secure Communities screening until they are convicted, and that the program should exempt victims of crimes.

The sale is subject to the buyer securing financing for the purchase and is expected to close in the first quarter, the company said.

Mr. Russo said construction of that $62 million project is subject to his company's securing $10 million in state money, which he expects to receive by next month.

(The generators are run by private companies who are not subject to regulation forcing them to secure their sites -- sites which can be accessed and directed using a normal Internet connection).

Straps at the waist, chest, thigh and distal aspect of lower leg will be used to secure the subject to the testing device.

This study used surrogate identification for each study subject to link study files to secure patient privacy.

"Subject to planning permission being secured in early 2004, Anschutz and MDL aim to start work on the arena and proposed wider development in 2004-5," said the spokesman.