It shall be subject to ratification.

Prior permits shall be subject to clearance

This Protocol shall be subject to ratification.

Staffing profiles need to be the subject of management decisions and not subject to mechanistic formulas.

subject verb thing to a recipient can also be expressed as subject verb recipient thing.

This Treaty shall not be subject to reservations.

It's meant to be sensational, like the subject.

Why should my guests be subject to your prejudices when they have not been subject to my own?

in every single subject, you'll be relieved to hear.

Such matters should not be subject to veto power.

Gettin' to be a kind of touchy subject, huh?

Wives, be subject to your own husbands, as to the Lord.

The US would then be subject to tighter policy discipline.

Availability of such documentation shall be subject to confidentiality provisions.

Two further aspects of the subject need to be addressed.

This information will also be subject to an annual review.

All will be subject to the inspection measures outlined below.

This may be your best subject.

We're not willing to be subject to boring NGO or donor regulations.

Costs would need to be pre negotiated and stocks subject to inspection.

In each case, the decision would be subject to judicial review.

This may be subject to provisions regulating review and appeal mechanism.

All places of detention should be subject to regular independent inspection.

This activity will be subject to the availability of extrabudgetary resources.

The area to be allocated to the applicant shall be subject to the provisions of regulation 27.

An educated child was less likely to practice or be subject to discrimination.

Oh, which reminds me, be careful not to broach that subject to Flora.

But participation must always be voluntary and be subject to the fulfilment of national conditions.

They should be imposed for a limited period, be strictly monitored and be subject to regular review.

It should certainly be the subject of anthropological analysis as it is quite a pertinent subject.

1. The present Convention shall be subject to ratification, acceptance or approval.

But this kind of local knowledge should not be subject to testing.

This information will be subject to review in accordance with Article 8.

Where appropriate, such support shall be subject to regular and independent review

Moreover, new technologies should be subject to vigorous analysis before their introduction.

quot 2. This Convention shall be subject to ratification by signatory States.

We expect UNDCP to be more self motivated on this essential subject.

The subject needs to be taken up in the Conference on Disarmament.

It should be guaranteed that they were subject to the same limitations.

Capacity 21 will be subject to normal UNDP review and evaluation procedures.

Transparency and accountability meant that institutions may be subject to public scrutiny.

The implementation of this convention should be subject to effective international supervision.

No one's above the law. Everyone will be subject to its oversight.

I'm an engineer, and naval ordinance just happens to be my subject.

It was further decided that the grant would be subject to adjustment for currency and inflation, and that the arrangements would be subject to review after three bienniums, in 2008 2009.