The US would then be subject to tighter policy discipline.

why , then , if you are not subject to Our command ,

why , then , if you are not subject to Our command ,

The possible worlds thought experiment first takes the subject, and then tries to imagine the subject in other possible worlds.

Since then, the Conference has not been able to launch negotiations on any subject.

9.3 Proposals for amendments and guidelines for partial exemption to the CKREE subject were then drafted.

then why do you not restore it , if you are not subject

then why do you not restore it , if you are not subject

The words and, or, if ... then, not, for some, for every are not here subject to rigorous definition.

Almost invariably, Sarkozy has blamed the minister in question, and then moved on to the next subject to strike his interest.

It would then apply to contracts that were subject to the law of a Contracting State when commercial parties so agreed.

Twitter users utilize hashtags to aggregate their content users can then go to Twitter Search and look for content on a particular subject.

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

Three economists from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst then did what academics are routinely supposed to do replicate their colleagues work and subject it to criticism.

The girls subject to an early marriage suffer from health concerns and are subject to domestic violence.

The Convention and the NIA will then be the subject of parliamentary review by the Parliamentary Joint Standing Committee on Treaties.

Subject to satisfactory assessment, the Board will make a recommendation to the Ministry of Finance, which will then issue an approval of the charitable status of the organization.

The school was quite traditional in its subject matter, being largely confined to the political history that colleagues in Europe and North America were then rejecting.

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

I tried to change the subject.

Japan is very subject to earthquakes.

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k Subject to General Assembly approval.

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While Muslim women in the West Bank are subject to Jordanian law, those in Gaza are subject to Egyptian law.

Then the Darfur question came to be used in order to endorse this principle, which has been the subject of controversy for years and not for the sake of justice.

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

There are different approaches to the subject.

Subject Distance

But changing the way I thought about science was surprisingly easy. Once we played the games and then started to think about the puzzle, I then realized that science isn't just a boring subject, and that anyone can discover something new.

And then you get to the finishes, the subject of all of those go green articles, and on the scale of a house they almost make no difference at all.

Having failed to predict the US crisis, he then incorrectly predicted the imminent disintegration of Europe s monetary union, publishing more than 20 statements on that subject in 2011 and 2012.

(b) Subject to the provisions of article 8

It was subject to UN sanctions until 2002.

Southerners were subject to systematic and institutionalized marginalization.

Regulators are typically not subject to those temptations.

Israeli policymakers refuse to talk about the subject.

They were subject to the most abhorrent treatment.

All meetings listed are subject to a written

Lithuania is subject to IAEA and EURATOM safeguards.

g Subject to approval by the General Assembly.

Employed workers were subject to a different system.

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