Sentence examples for ultimately subject from inspiring English sources

But councils are ultimately subject to democratic control and can be thrown out, while RSLs cannot.

A pilot, he added, "doesn't mean that these things aren't ultimately subject to the will of the people".

But the corporation remains a state agency at heart, wholly owned by the Empire State Development Corporation and ultimately subject to the governor's control.

The function once served by samizdat is now played by social networks, in particular Facebook, which unlike its Russian imitators is not ultimately subject to the government.

Copyright is ultimately subject to the limits imposed by the First Amendment; the borrowing of styles is too important an expressive freedom to be subject to federally enforced censorship.

"Likely" because of road maps and all of that stuff that's ultimately subject to change. .

Kaldas was ultimately subjected to 80 warrants, while a journalist, Steve Barrett, was subjected to 52 warrants.

The Mustangs played with purpose in the second half but were ultimately subjected to a rule all too familiar to them — a continuously running clock when the score becomes lopsided — and lost, 47-0.

After averaging multiple probes per single gene, 13,345 genes were ultimately subjected to analysis.

According to Mr. Hayes, after resisting change, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley realized they would ultimately be subject to greater regulatory oversight no matter what they did.

Wine could be the ultimately safe subject to communicate climate change where even great deluges fail.