A Glossary of Constitutional Terms: English / Nepali
A Glossary of Constitutional Terms: English / Nepali
A Glossary of Constitutional Terms: English / Nepali
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649. subject to* vt. andn.(vt.) Required to obey something orsomebody; (n.) under the authority<strong>of</strong> something or somebody;sometimes introduces qualification toa statement: 'subject to the followingarticle…'cGtu{t /xL-;+ljwfgsf] k|<strong>of</strong>]u_,afWo u/fpg'-;fdfGo cy{df_650. subjected [to] vt. Made the subject <strong>of</strong> somethingunpleasant: 'subjected to forcedexperiments'651. submissions n. Documents/arguments formallypresentedOR5flj?4 jfank"j{s sfddfnufpg'btf{ jf k|:t'tL652. submit [to] vt. andvi.(vt.)To suggest or argue; (vi.) (lesslikely) to recognize superiority <strong>of</strong>:'submit to authority'k|:t't ug'{S653. subordinate* n.and adj.(adj.) Lower in rank or position:'subordinate legislation' meanslegislation (rules regulatios, etc.) madeunder authority <strong>of</strong> a statute but not byParliamentdftxt -jf ;xfos_654. subparagraph n. A part <strong>of</strong> a paragraph (see theappendix)655. subsection n. A part <strong>of</strong> a statutory section (see theappendix)cg'R5]bsf] efupkbkmf83A <strong>Glossary</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Constitutional</strong> <strong>Terms</strong>