Examples of using Were subject in English and their translations into Dutch
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Programming
other forms of intervention were subject to a Mid-Term Review.
To the north of this pacified region, the Thracians were left mostly independent, under their own kings, who were subject to Philip.
In his preface to Mysterien von Sonne und Seele, Kritzinger wrote that countless views were subject to change.
meaning that they were subject to the astral and etheric distortions inherent within that level of vibration.
The proposed amendments sought to improve the Directive by strengthening measures to ensure that interest payments were subject to taxation.
spacial step were subject to the following condition.
including the teaching team, were subject to the same rules decreed by these institutions.
And might set free all those who through fear of death through the whole of their life were subject to bondage.
The procedure enabled the Commission to check that the consortia were subject to effective competition.
Public administrations were subject to the usual control of the courts which could hear cases on the legality of any administrative act.
It would be regrettable if zoos in a given Member State were subject to more stringent rules than others, as this could cause a major distortion of competition.
All enterprises in the Community were subject to the rules in the Treaty,
That were subject to regulatory control but have been stolen
because more were subject matters from different areas.
Local community leaders were subject to powerful regional leaders like Guacanagari,
The expropriation processes, which were subject to complex administrative
All the peoples that were subject to that regime were victims of various similar crimes and hardships.
I am very sorry that they were subject to such an ordeal and injustice… they deserve to be completely
In addition, hotel arrangements were subject to fixed terms for the accommodation of the participants in Glücksburg.
A recent study found that prisoners who were subject to solitary confinement were 20-25% more likely to be repeat criminal offenders than prisoners who avoided it.