Sentence examples for will be subject only from inspiring English sources

For now, Chesapeake Bay landowners will be subject only to the laws of viscous flow.

Currently, lump sum withdrawals are subject to 45% tax, but from 6 April 2016 such withdrawals will be taxed as income and so will be subject only to income tax rates.

Their enormous size and multi-function operations -- the business model that underlies the latest crisis -- will be subject only to a series of cosmetic changes.

The larger tier of phenotypes, consisting of virtually all of the variables collected by each study, regardless of a priori scientific interest, will not be harmonized and will be subject only to routine analysis performed separately by investigators in each study.

Changes in voting procedures in the places that had been covered by the law, including ones concerning restrictions on early voting, will now be subject only to after-the-fact litigation.

Some will see their taxes increase by tens of thousands of dollars, but many more will be subject to only modest increases, including a rise in the corporate minimum tax to $150 from $10. "It was a pretty good offer the proponents were making," Pat McCormick, a spokesman for the lead opposition group, Oregonians Against Job-Killing Taxes, said sarcastically.

If that happens, pension fund managers will be subject not only to the government's moving long-term target but would, by law, be required to fund around a curve set by the spread between corporates and treasuries.

"Under the proposed system, it is the agencies that will be subject to inspection, but only on the support they give to childminders and not for the quality of care".

The new test will be subject to delays only if the patient has not supplied enough sputum.

The S.E.C. proposals, which will be subject to public comment, are only part of what has worried lawyers, said Stephen Gillers, a law professor at New York University.

(In fact, the FARC has agreed to a system of "transitional justice," in which the emphasis will be on public confession, reconciliation, and community service but those who don't own up to their actions or are guilty of serious war crimes will be subject to punishments, including imprisonment. Only former guerrillas who have gone through this process will be eligible to run for public office).