Sentence examples for bring under a from inspiring English sources

We are very concerned that will allow departments that are working on projects that are crucial to the quality of life of South Africans to bring under a veil of secrecy all of their work.

If A-Rod is suspended for all of 2014, about twenty-five million dollars would be effectively erased from the Bombers' payroll, which they're desperately trying to bring under a hundred and eighty-nine million dollars, the league's new luxury-tax threshold, effective next year.

The conflict has dragged on, coalescing into a series of battles involving the Houthis, Saleh, and an array of local groups that the Saudis and Hadi have struggled to bring under a single banner.

His claim, brought under a CFA, was thrown out and costs awarded against him.

The Brant aesthetic, when brought under a roof, shrinks to a form of encirclement.

NBC News and the cable news channels MSNBC and CNBC are being brought under a new corporate umbrella, the NBCUniversal News Group, and a new boss, Patricia Fili-Krushel.

The fine was the result of a lawsuit brought under a local antipropaganda law meant to protect children from information that could harm their health or development.

In 1985 these organizations were brought under a unified U.S. Space Command, dominated by the air force, which was responsible for 85 percent of military space activities.

After 1947 the Ewe people in southern Togoland represented to the Trusteeship Council that either their territories or the whole of Togoland should be brought under a common administration.

The charges were the first to be brought under a new set of guidelines for Internet endorsements that the agency introduced last year.

In 1971, to save money, the legislature decreed that all 16 state-supported colleges and universities be brought under a single administration.