Sentence examples for will remain subject from inspiring English sources

He will remain subject to the rookie salary cap, about $1 million next season.

There may be a foreign minister, but foreign policy will remain subject to unanimity.

"Too many sick and disabled people will remain subject to this harmful, ineffective assessment.

Yet despite these changes, foundation hospitals will remain subject to the same targets, ratings and inspections that existing hospitals receive.

Daimler has agreed to pay $185 million to settle charges by the Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission, and it will remain subject to a two-year deferred prosecution agreement and oversight by an independent monitor.

Defence policy will remain subject to national veto, and a new post answerable to both ministers and to Brussels will be created with circumscribed powers to persuade and cajole national governments to work together on foreign policy matters.

They will however remain subject to full security checks including using sniffer dogs and being scanned before they are passed.

Butler will also remain subject to supervised release after he gets out, with "everything to lose by screwing up again," Jahn said.

China's decision is a stark reminder that despite advances in the country's economy, its people are not necessarily free to travel abroad at will and remain subject to the whims of the central government bureaucracy.

Smaller buildings, like tenements, will most likely remain subject to the old one-fortieth rule.

The plan has alarmed Brexiters, who believe it signals that Britain will in effect remain subject to EU rules and be unable to negotiate new trade deals.