Sentence examples for brought under a from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

The new lawsuits are being brought under a different part of the Voting Rights Act, called Section 2, which bans discriminatory voting rules anywhere.

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.

The genuine boyish delight that has always made that picture so sad, given Tyson's cruel upbringing, is now brought under an even deeper shadow of pathos.

The case concerned whether and when an age discrimination case may be brought under an old, broad civil rights law known as Section 1983 notwithstanding the more recent and focused Age Discrimination in Employment Act.

That relationship began to shift in 2003, when the archdiocese proposed that St. Stanislaus's property and assets — then estimated at $8 million — be brought under an archdiocese-managed trust.

But that could not be substantiated, said the CPS.In the end the case turned on whether charges could be brought under an act of 1925 that had banned the sale of honours after Lloyd George's flagrant abuses.

The murder charge – and associated charges for the attempted murder of 78 miners injured at the Marikana mine near Johannesburg – was brought under an obscure Roman-Dutch common law previously used by the apartheid government.