That's the sole condition that causes symmetrical lesions on the brain touching the subjacent area and the area opposite the wound.

In some cases, however, a launching State notifies such passage in advance to the subjacent State or States and requests its or their authorization to do so.

When trying to descend to the subjacent window on the ninth floor, the cables broke apart and N.N. fell on the concrete pavement.

It contains both codified rules of customary law and a number of innovations, covering all uses not only of oceans and seas but also of their superjacent airspace and subjacent seabed and subsoil.

The territory of a State may be described as being “the land surface and its vertical extensions, which are the subsoil, on the one hand, and the airspace over the subjacent surface, on the other”.

It contains both codified rules of customary law and a number of innovations covering all uses, not only of oceans and seas, but also their superjacent airspace and subjacent seabed and subsoil.

The `One Budgetary Framework' and the `One Fund' are useful tools for the mobilization of resources that are required for the implementation of the `One Programme' and subjacent joint programmes.

In the view of that delegation, in the case of objects being launched into or returning from outer space and travelling through the airspace of other States, outer space law and the principle of innocent passage should apply and information on the time and trajectory of the aerospace object would be provided to that subjacent State for safety purposes.

It is the first and only comprehensive treaty in the field of the law of the sea that contains both codified rules of customary law and a number of innovations, covering all uses not only of oceans and seas, but also of their superjacent air space and subjacent seabed and subsoil.