Sentences with phrase «not subjects of»

For example, when the U.S. Department of Labor's Pension and Welfare Benefits Administration (PWBA) needs to analyze protected health information about health plan enrollees in order to conduct an audit or investigation of the health plan (i.e., the enrollees are not subjects of the investigation) to investigate potential fraud by the health plan, the health plan may disclose protected health information to the PWBA under the health oversight rules.

For example, when the U.S. Department of Labor's Pension and Welfare Benefits Administration (PWBA) needs to analyze protected health information about health plan enrollees in order to conduct an audit or investigation of the health plan (i.e., the enrollees are not subjects of the investigation) to investigate potential fraud by the plan, the health plan may disclose protected health information to the PWBA under the health oversight rules.

They are not the subjects of this post.

The creeds and the defined truths of faith, even those of most recent times, are not subjects of free discussion within the Church, nor have they become such through Vatican II.

To us, people are objects, not subjects of their histories.

Each attempt was met with the same response from professors: «This is not a subject of academic caliber.»

Children from Mexico and Canada, on the other hand, can be subject to «voluntary repatriation» within 72 hours of their capture, so long as an immigration officer finds that they were not the subject of a «severe form of trafficking in persons» and do not have a basis to claim asylum.

In his tweet, Trump appeared to be alluding to his own assertion in the NBC interview that Comey approached him with a dinner request in January, and that the then - FBI director told the president during the meal that Trump was not the subject of any FBI investigations.

What this may mean to stocks, bonds, real estate etc is not the subject of this post.

And within the S&P 500, eight stocks have dividend yields of more than 5 percent, forward price - to - earnings valuations above 30, and are not the subject of rampant acquisition speculation (as is Williams Companies, which would otherwise qualify).

A field, therefore, composed simply of inanimate actual occasions is not a subject of experience; but, in and through the interrelated agencies of its constituent occasions, it does exercise the collective agency necessary to preserve its own identity as this particular field, e.g., an atom or molecule of a peculiar shape or consistency.

That is, unlike its constituent occasions, a society is not a subject of experience and thus not able to make a «decision» with respect to its self - constitution.

People's eternal destinies are not the subject of God's statement in Exodus 33:19.

I have tremendous sympathy for the victims, but that isn't the subject of this story.

That Catholic identity is not the subject of self - definition.

Although the formal theological notion of revelation is not the subject of explicit discussion in the Scriptures, it is substantively present in the many shapes that God's promise takes in the biblical stories.

This wasn't the subject of my paper; I mentioned it in context with something else.

From all of this and all that I've said above, I come to the conclusion that «faith» is not the subject of this trial.

Of course, having said this, it is important to note that the unregenerate person is not the subject of Paul's statement in Romans 8:7 - 8.

Process Theology is rather complex and it isn't the subject of this sermon, but let me tell you about it briefly, just enough so you can see how Process Theology helped me think about God in a new way.

Does this mean the news headlines, while not the subject of the actual paper, are true?

The expiration of the patent did not have the effect of conferring on the public, or the plaintiff as a part of it, any right with reference to the name of the thing which was not a subject of the patent.»

The two active players who aren't the subject of this article are amazing, generational talents.

Whether you find yourself for or against circumcision is not the subject of this article (though it could be a subset of it).

Every time I see breastfeeding on a television show or in a movie, particularly if it isn't the subject of the scene, I think that helps.

Whether home birth is «safe or safer» was not a subject of my comments.

The two sites are not the subject of any commercial development, Schultz said.

You could state «I am not a subject of this Monarchy» and it would mean something in one sense, but not in another.

The Government and the Attorney - General also find it «honourable» to smuggle into the White Paper on the Commissioner's report the Balkan Energy Ghana case which was argued by me as the Attorney - General before the Supreme Court and conclusively decided in favour of the Republic and was not the subject of the Commissioner's enquiry.

Mayor Byron Brown and David Doyle, a spokesman for Buffalo Billion mastermind Alain Kaloyeros, have been trying to diffuse the situation in part by claiming the project is somehow not the subject of minority hiring goals.

Controversial comments that Paladino made about President Barack and Michelle Obama last December are not the subject of the hearing, but they nevertheless became an issue.

The sole politician in the Huntley recordings who isn't the subject of an ongoing federal investigation is Ruben Wills — and it turns out he's the subject of an ongoing state investigation by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.

Academic publication is not subject of the legislation.

Kent - born Masood, who was shot dead in the attack, was not the subject of any current police investigations, but had a range of previous convictions.

The Albany Times Union noted that «testimony and evidence also revealed other legal lines that may have been skirted by the Cuomo administration but were not the subject of the prosecution.»

«What is being proposed is that the foreign ministers of our organisation address this subject and not the subject of asylum nor whether it should be granted to Mr Julian Assange.

JAMAICA — Queens City Councilman Ruben Wills is one of seven elected officials who was recorded on a wiretap worn by former state Sen. Shirley Huntley, court documents revealed Wednesday, but the council member said investigators told him he is not the subject of a probe.

Controversial comments that Paladino made about former President Barack and Michelle Obama last December are not the subject of the hearing, but they nevertheless became an issue.

Three more people who weren't the subject of arrest warrants also were picked up Thursday, an attorney general's office spokesman said, bringing the total to 32.

The female is not seen as a comparable subject, since it is thought that she is not the subject of a similar selection process.»

The finding comes from looking past the mutated mice to their nonmutated littermates, which are usually not a subject of scrutiny.

Coupled with the dog domestication bottleneck, this likely simplified the genetic architecture of quantitative traits, including complex disease phenotypes that are not fixed within breeds and were not the subject of selection for novelty.

Of course you can not gain muscle without proper nutrition and rest but those two factors are not a subject of discussion in this article.

IBS isn't my subject of expertise, but the detox can help a lot of problems.

The list goes on and on and quite frankly, I could write several articles about the dangers of HFCS and all the various forms you can find it in, but that is not the subject of this post.

If you are not the subject of the photo, the possibilities are endless.

Surprisingly, whether «sad sacks» or «cougars» they are more often than not the subject of approaches initiated by 20 - somethings.

Barack Obama is not the subject of «Quest,» Jonathan Olshefski's new documentary, an intimate and patient portrait of a North Philadelphia family.

Well, mister, your five year old probably isn't the subject of a limited release biopic, is he?

Godfrey Cheshire, RogerEbert.com: «All in all, wouldn't the subject of drone warfare be more effectively treated by a well - reported documentary than by a drama that poses questions of accuracy throughout?»