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a company with this designation can be subject to prosecution for bribery - legal
may be subject to limitations - legal
shall be subject to the terms and conditions herein agreed and in compliance with its corresponding obligations - legal
subject to be / subject to being - grammar
that are reasonably claimed to be the subject of the breach pending resolution - legal
To be afraid of + other subject - grammar
to be subject to
to be subject to (ser/estar)
to be subject to fees
TO BE with singular subject and plural object - grammar
Violators will be subject to imprisonment for up to 10 years.
will be manufactured and/or provided in such countries, subject to such consents
will be subject to legal implications - legal
... given that the latter, though also desirable, must be subject to the limits imposed by ... - English Only forum
About "How + adjective + subject + be + to-v" structure - English Only forum
as there is more to this subject <that> can be covered in a few paragraphs - English Only forum
be not subject to - English Only forum
be subject to - English Only forum
be subject to / be subjected to - English Only forum
be subject to /ˈsʌb.dʒekt/ or /səbˈdʒekt/ - English Only forum
be subject to being ..or infinite - English Only forum
be subject to our being satisfied - English Only forum
be subject to public verification - English Only forum
be subject to V - English Only forum
be susceptible to vs be subject to - English Only forum
can "how to" be a subject? - English Only forum
can "in accordance with" here be replaced by "subject to" - English Only forum
Can the subject be changed in the phrase It is up to you - English Only forum
Civic education subject instills citizens to be involvement - English Only forum
"eyes harming" can be supposed to a subject, isn't it? - English Only forum
He sugared the pill (Does the subject have to be a person?) - English Only forum
I saw even that to be thus frankly addressed on a subject he had deemed unapproachable - English Only forum
I would like to talk on the subject(,) “How to be Successful - English Only forum
If a person wants to study one subject and (to) be an expert - English Only forum
Is this complement to the verb "to be" or complement to the subject? - English Only forum
Is this structure correct?: [subject] has become from [what is used to be] to [what it is now] - English Only forum
Is "to be" subject or direct object in "There seems to be a fly in my soup" - English Only forum
Omitting 'While, subject, verb to be' - English Only forum
on which subject to be.... - English Only forum
Q2. I'd like to know if 'The fact' can be used as a subject here - English Only forum
shall be subject to - English Only forum
shall be subject to ..., subject to - English Only forum
shall be subjected to / shall be subject to - English Only forum
Students which class or subject is to be taken now or in class. - English Only forum
subject only to the influence of the various other throws which may be made by the dice - English Only forum
"Subject to change" , but not "subject to be reviewed"? - English Only forum
subject+ to be past participle ? - English Only forum
Subject+verb and + verb to be - English Only forum
Submit vs. be subject to vs. be submissive - English Only forum
suffer vs be subject to - English Only forum
the argument would be that for [subject] + to [verb] - English Only forum
there’s no subject, ..., that can’t be made clear to any reader in good English - English Only forum
they would be subject to arrest - English Only forum
To be examined in a subject - English Only forum
To be plus the subject. - English Only forum
to be subject to - English Only forum
to be subject to a review - English Only forum
to be subject to forensic audit - English Only forum
To be subject to something [phrasal verb?] - English Only forum
To be subject/object pronoun - English Only forum
UF should not be looking to Governor DeSantis to decide [subject?] - English Only forum
what appears to be the subject is not actually the subject - English Only forum
When the meeting is to be held has not yet been decided(When clause as a subject) - English Only forum
who take exams early will be allowed to drop a subject except in the case of maths... - English Only forum
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