"The British Museum is the world's most generous lender of objects and the trustees of the British Museum will consider any loan request for any part of the collection, subject to the usual considerations of condition and fitness to travel.
The Trustees will consider any request for any part of the collection to be borrowed and then returned, subject to the usual considerations of condition and fitness to travel and this has always been made clear to the world".
We're not subject to the same considerations of what should Congress give and what should it not".
There seems to be little reason why in theory or practice, affordable access to essential medical devices should not to subject to the same considerations.
"Subject to this consideration, the use of an unobtrusive, handheld, virtually silent piece of modern equipment for the purposes of simultaneous reporting of proceedings to the outside world as they unfold in court is generally unlikely to interfere with the proper administration of justice".
The British Foreign Office said in a statement that if the men were returned, they would be subject to the same security considerations "as would apply to any other foreign national in this country".
In the sequel, all the parameters under consideration are subject to the conditions of the theorem.
According to FireEye, they will pay approximately $60 million in cash, and issue around $10 million in stock consideration that is subject to the achievement of certain milestones.
In addition, the school was subject to considerations by the Register which allowed its inclusion despite the general policy which does not encourage the nomination of properties that have been moved from their original location.
Or should power be subject to other considerations, such as the cost of the intervention being tested, the size of the population likely to benefit, the relevance of the clinical outcome being assessed, the future cost of the medication and other matters of public health?
