Sentence examples for were to be subject from inspiring English sources

Political arrangements were to be subject to reason, not to theology.

The proposed exemption would spare about 1,000 of the 2,300 companies that were to be subject to the disclosure obligations, according to the latest government estimates.

Schedules of rates of 'every such auto transportation company' were to be open to the public and all alterations in tariffs were to be subject to the commission's control.

(1) were to be subject to, and to require laboratory to ensure that collaborating party might retain title to any invention made solely by its employee in exchange for normally granting Government nonexclusive, nontransferable, irrevocable, paid-up license to practice invention by or on behalf of Government for research or for other Government purposes.

The rules of the Edict applied to Goths as well as to Romans: in other words, the Goths were to be subject to Roman law, though not to Roman judges, and no provision was made for the recognition of their own national customs and usages.

But if the Super-PAC were to be subject to state party rules it wouldn't be very independent, would it?

They are to be subject to big changes.

Like everything else, broadcasting was to be subject to "market forces".

The BBC is to be subject to two separate inquiries over the Savile affair.

To be both white and male is to be subject to a potent cocktail of entitlement to economic and political power, and to dominate nonwhite and female bodies.

They are to be subject to no instructions.