By 1993, cigarettes, which were subject to excise taxes, had become so expensive in Serbia that legal sales effectively vanished.
The continent's only consistent exports were oil and coffee, both of which were subject to destabilizing price swings.
Know your chateaus Avoid the biggest names, which were subject to a speculative frenzy in both 2009 and 2010.
They would identify which policies they would "die in the ditch for", and which were "subject to circumstances and resources and so on".
In all these respects, it was a considerable improvement on Nice and Maastricht, neither of which were subject to a UK referendum.
As expatriates, we were able to go to Kenya for food supplies, which were subject to possible confiscation by officials upon our return.
He shaved the hole with his 20ft-birdie attempt on the par-three 16th, one of many greens which were subject to extremely difficult pin positions.
After the collapse of the Yugoslav federation in 1991, Serbia endured crippling hyperinflation and in the 1990s issued several different currencies, which were subject to significant inflationary pressures.
The approval of the Basel III rules, which were subject to intense lobbying from the banking industry, comes at a crucial moment in the debate over bank size.
Currently, foods of minimal nutritional value are available in school vending machines and at the same cafeteria line as mandated school lunch foods, which were subject to certain nutritional standards.
Moreover, the new Predatory Lending Act makes it easier for lenders to categorize loans and to avoid making high-cost loans, which were subject to the most severe restrictions in the original law, Moody's said.
