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Meanings of law subject in English
Any human or non-human entity that is recognized as having privileges and obligations; a legal fiction which is used to abstract away the differences between natural persons, juridical persons and other entities such as countries.
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Usage of law subject in English
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Prisoners of war, too, were by law subject to slavery.
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And all officers and employees in the penitentiary service who are by law subject to classification.
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The New York law subjected merchants to a potential one-year prison sentence and $500 fine for imposing card surcharges.
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How like a woman born to fill a loftier sphere than that to which a cruel law subjects her, she seems!
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The New York law subjected merchants to a potential one-year prison sentence and $500 fine for imposing credit card surcharges.
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The New York law subjects merchants to a potential one-year prison sentence and $500 fine for imposing credit card surcharges.
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Each has a chief minister as head of government and a legislative assembly which can pass laws subject to royal assent through the privy council.
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