Sentence examples for that subscribing from inspiring English sources

The Kyoto Protocol states that subscribing countries should promote a sustainable policy in order to reduce the impact of agriculture on climate change, and, thus, invite to draft national or regional programs to reduce GHG emissions also from agriculture [1].

Adobe also points out that subscribing to Photoshop gets you more than just the right to download the software.

That purity is one reason that subscribing to a satellite service is the closest you can come nowadays to going to Radio Heaven.

McCue's comments now suggest this was just the start, and that subscribing to publishers from within the app is the next step.

It seems that subscribing to your own Netflix account is just another coming-of-age milestone for today's young adults, in the CEO's mind.

It also confirms that subscribing to the Journal puts you in a community with other ambitious people who prioritise being at the top of their game.

That is only around 1% of households that subscribe for cable television.

Its income flows from the NHS hospitals and other organisations that subscribe to it.

Or only those that subscribe to focus groups?

Al Jazeera will start in about 48 million of the country's roughly 100 million homes that subscribe to television.

Companies that subscribed to the NRA codes were allowed to display a Blue Eagle emblem, symbolic of cooperation with the NRA.