Examples of using Were subject in English and their translations into Chinese
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Such changes were subject to review and prior approval by the intergovernmental bodies, in particular the Fifth Committee and CPC.
In response, it was said that the draft Recommendations were subject to the applicable law and not meant to interfere with it.
Strict price controls were placed on all goods and services, and wages were subject to federal government approval and control.
He also rejected Ms. Gannushkina' s affirmation that Chechens were subject to discrimination by mainstream Russian society.
Reporters without Borders(RSF) reported that many journalists were subject to threats and pressures and majority of the attacks remained unpunished.
The knights were found guilty, and were subject to a gruesome torture and execution: they were castrated, flayed, disemboweled, and hanged.
And I saw that all things under heaven were subject unto her, and no man spake against her, no, not one creature upon earth.
It was further suggested that the commentary could usefully clarify that rights of set-off arising from the original contract or related contracts were subject to the law of the original contract.
Water resources belonged to the States in which they were located and were subject exclusively to the sovereignty of those States.
Moreover, in a number of jurisdictions, allocation decisions were subject to state supervision and regulatory oversight.
While all countries were subject to the scourge of terrorism, they did not all have equal capacity to combat the sophisticated methods employed by terrorists.
Such children were subject to multiple forms of discrimination, as were the children of migrant workers and child victims of transnational organized crime.
On several occasions, those locations were subject to the testing of environmental samples and projectile composition.
Other types of financial contracts, such as bank deposits and independent undertakings, had already been defined in the draft Guide and were subject to separate rules.
Another difficulty they encountered was that some of the cases involved crimes that were subject to statutory limitations.
Civilians were subject to various acts of violence, attempts on life and physical integrity and inhuman and degrading treatment.
Juvenile offenders enjoyed special rights and were subject to a special preventive detention regime.
In accordance with international human rights treaties, the draft articles should apply to individuals within the territory of a State who were subject to a State' s jurisdiction.
States were reminded of their responsibility to protect all individuals, including human rights defenders, who were subject to their jurisdiction.
The Committee was told that some 90 per cent of cases were subject to a deal between prosecutors and lawyers.