0 present participle of subscribe --
1 to pay money to an organization in order to receive a product, use a service regularly, or support the organization: --
One would want to know exactly what its nature would be before subscribing to it.
There must be no fewer than five on a line subscribing to the telephone system on these terms.
His reasons for subscribing were entirely pragmatic.
Would you consider subscribing to both seasons?
A good parent-child relationship was the most important motivator for giving support, whereas subscribing to filial obligation norms was a much weaker motivator, especially for social support.
Hence, subscribing to one particular position in moral philosophy would make the procedure subject to all the objections to the position.
This lag represents the time required to make changes such as hiring more analysts or subscribing to new commercial information services.
One can appreciate the benefit to community with or without subscribing to the communitarian view that the common good ranks above individual rights.
