Once I realized that I could take some liberties with the subject, I did the following series of drawings.

The proposed internationalization of crimes presently subject to multilateral treaties does not appear to take into account this underlying premise.

German blogger Johannes Korten and artist Jochen Gerz have teamed up to invite all Europeans to take part in a blog carnival on the very subject. Korten writes

Whichever direction we take, let us not lose the momentum to consolidate real gains on this troublesome but malleable subject of disarmament.

And since I started talking about this subject and researching this subject, I've been really haunted by something a Japanese mathematician said on the subject.

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

In country visits should be scheduled, planned and take place with the consent of the Party included in Annex I subject to review.

A subject worthy of Kafka and Molière.

You're changing the subject. What was the subject?

Take a bow. Take a bow.

All meetings listed are subject to a written

Employed workers were subject to a different system.

I am continually amazed by the way in which the subject of race can take itself in many places that we don't imagine it should be.

Subject to article 85, if a contract of carriage subject to this Convention includes an arbitration agreement, the following provisions apply

But this competition was subject to a huge debate.

But it is a mandatory subject so I m worried.

The scope of rights subject to a communications procedure

Its inclusion in the provisional agenda of the sixtieth session is subject to any action that the Assembly may take on it at its fifty ninth session.

He also corrected texts by collecting different set of books revolving around a subject and by finalizing the meaning of the subject.

The problem then becomes how do you take seventh and eighth graders to a talk about genocide and deal with the subject in a way that is responsible and respectful, and they know what to do with it.

The authors could take a civil action for damages against the State in a District Court at first instance, if necessary, on appeal in the Court of Appeal, and subject to leave to appeal in the Supreme Court.

Subject Distance

In view of those considerations, it was felt that effective implementation of existing international instruments on the subject should take precedence over the negotiation of any new one.

The right balance will inevitably be a subject of dispute.

The matter is now the subject of a criminal investigation.

The subject matter jurisdiction (jurisdiction ratione materiae) of a court

Subject matter Failure to disclose a document during criminal proceedings

Legislative Framework Education is a provincial subject under the Constitution.

These have been the subject of a number of studies.

Why is this subject, Your Excellency? Didn't we agree to stop the subject?

The subject of hijab has apparently become so important among foreigners as to prompt a discussion on the subject at a Fez cafe, reports The View from Fez.

Articles By Subject.

Subject matter Abortion

a new blogger a powerful and important subject few readers and no comments

And so this basically led me to a subject called cymatics.

Moreover, French public policies are subject to a general review procedure.

Domestic violence has long been a taboo subject in Armenian circles.

The CKREE subject influences the children in a Christian religious direction.

Subject matter Irregularities in proceedings relating to custody of a minor

Sami changed the subject.

Teaching the subject CKREE.

2.3 In August 1997, the Norwegian government introduced a new mandatory religious subject in the Norwegian school system, entitled Christian Knowledge and Religious and Ethical Education (hereafter referred to as CKREE) replacing the previous Christianity subject and the life stance subject.

The army that Hannibal returned with is a subject of much debate.

Local history is rarely taught as a separate subject in British schools.

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