subject to in English

subordinate to -, under the influence of -, inferior to -

Use "subject to" in a sentence

1. A record subject to solicitor-client privilege is subject to s.

2. *Fares subject to changes without notice and subject to currency exchange.

3. Equipment Subject to Bast Process

4. Are you subject to colds?

5. Prices are subject to fluctuation.

6. Prices are subject to variation.

7. This area is subject to earthquakes.

8. The prices are subject to change.

9. Rooms are offered subject to availability.

10. * Prices subject to change without notice.

11. The programme is subject to amendment.

12. All objects are subject to gravity.

13. Funding is subject to political whim.

14. Gainful activity not subject to quota

15. Fishing activities are subject to quotas.

16. Prices may be subject to alteration.

17. The timetable is subject to alteration.

18. This offer is subject to availability.

19. Aseismic definition is - not subject to earthquakes

20. subject to the following absolute lower limits

21. 7 The timetable is subject to alteration.

22. The offer is subject to certain conditions.

23. She skipped from one subject to another.

24. Shedule subject to change, and weather permitting.

25. (2) Subject to approval by the ADB.

26. (1) Subject to approval by the ADB.

27. I'm subject to Fixed Book Price laws

28. The edict was subject to many interpretations.

29. Increasingly we are subject to medical audit.

30. He broached the subject to the stranger.

31. They could flit from subject to subject.

32. All holiday bookings are subject to availability.

33. Boneyard Inventory is always subject to change

34. The case is subject to judicial review.

35. Violators are subject to a $100 fine.

36. To subject to the action of a Centrifuge.

37. Baselines are continuously updated and subject to change

38. Travel to Bulgaria remains subject to entry restrictions

39. Credit institutions subject to a different accounting framework

40. The conversation drifted from one subject to another.

41. The plan is subject to the manager's approval.

42. The offer has been accepted, subject to contract .

43. The transaction is subject to approvals from regulators.

44. The prices for food are subject to variation.

45. The itinerary may be subject to minor amendment.

46. These goods are subject to exemption from tax.

47. Consumers maximize utility subject to possible quantity constraints.

48. His illness left him subject to asthmatic attacks.

49. He Bumbled along from one subject to another.

50. InAlienable Not subject to sale or transfer; inseparable