Sentence examples similar to to be subject to a code from inspiring English sources

Transcriptions are subject to a coding technique for identification of thematic patterns (Patton 1990).

The president used to be subject to that code, and previous presidents by and large respected it.

Many public employees and agencies are likely to be subject to codes of conduct.

All those who work in the Houses of Parliament should be subject to a new behaviour code.

It could, as with other parts of the current code, be subject to a public interest test.

4.21pm: Back to the inquiry and Parker says that the advertising codes are subject to a full public consultation.

"It's subject to a lot of influence," Mr. Gerson said of New York's noise code.

The show is subject to a level of secrecy previously applied only to nuclear launch-codes.

If they were, of course, they would be subject to the uniform code of military justice.

Coding was open, and the resulting codes were subjected to a thematic analysis.

The panel also recommended that all Government employees involved with codes and coding machines be subject to occasional lie-detector tests.