Sentence examples for subject to the results from inspiring English sources

Several hours before Tyson's arrival, the board of control announced it had granted Tyson a license to fight, subject to the results of a prefight physical.

There is widespread concern, particularly over the Pennsylvania border in New York state, where governor Andrew Cuomo placed a moratorium on fracking in 2008 subject to the results of a pending environmental review.

"Suggesting that their status is subject to the results of the negotiations adds to the current uncertainty, which is being exploited by extremists running awful 'go home' campaigns," Cooper said.

This left lenders at the risk of being subject to the results of flawed auctions, especially if the lender in question didn't have the ability to come up with cash to make its own bid under the plan – think, for example, of the federal government (which the Supreme Court mentions in a footnote), or certain special purpose vehicles.

It is therefore concluded that non-stoichiometric LN is potentially suitable for use in direct contact with structures at up to 580 °C such as arise with fossil fuel plant steam lines, subject to the results of further work on long term ageing trials.

Thus possibly singular Hermitian metrics are subject to the results of pluripotential theory, including regularization.

In addition, adherence to a rule-of-law standard would have resulted in procedures with greater legitimacy and buy-in from the universities subject to the resulting rules.

Your tunusian immigration is subject to the result coming from your blood tests (Fe, DNA and the works).

My career, such as it is, has been primarily oriented around trying to make people laugh, but as a writer only very, very rarely am I subjected to the results of those efforts.

However, subject to the fixed solution structure, the results may not be the cheap ones.

We present direct numerical simulation results of a conducting fluid subject to the Lorentz force resulting from an external static magnetic field normal to the electric current direction.