The older we get, the more we subscribe to the theory that age is a state of mind.
We subscribe to the notion that the more you give, the more you get.
"For this parliament we remain signatories to the Convention, we subscribe to the [European] court and its rulings … that's the official MoJ position," he says.
If we subscribe to the idea that the world is becoming increasingly VUCA-like, imagining weak signals and possible black swans is becoming more and more crucial.
We subscribe to the rule of law, violated over the skyline of the United States, on September 11th.
*Phil R. writes, "I'm sure you got the email from Cablevision--if we subscribe to the series at mlb.com, they'll credit our accounts for the $10 it costs".
In the kingdom of the help-seekers, it is the rigorous uniformity that first seduces; we subscribe to the new product because it is exactly like its predecessor and we know the form.
As RAND researchers, we subscribe to the Harvard's team comparison of the challenge of AI to that of nuclear weapons; during the Cold War, RAND thinkers revolutionized how we think about security, deterrence, and survival.
"We subscribe to the generally held view that ITN has the edge over BBC news," declared the 1977 report by Lord Annan's Committee into the Future of Broadcasting.
"Seeing Phil's actions and his cowardly justification is not only disgusting and inexcusable but antithetical to the punk, metal, underground ethos to which we subscribe," said the metalcore band All Shall Perish.
