Sentence examples for called under its from inspiring English sources

It had no effect, and in the spurious elections called under its articles in December 1937 there was only one candidate for each seat.

In 2009, for example, MySpace banned content that denied the Holocaust and gave its moderators wide latitude to delete it, noting that it was an "easy" call under its hate speech policies, which prohibited content that targeted a group of people with the intention of making them "feel bad".

The movie's power derives from what can only be called under-staging.

UP THE BEACH Precious few of the West Coast's surf towns can be called under-the-radar.

This change in normal compaction trend is called under-compaction or compaction disequilibrium.

Another set of policies, all but ignored in most media, is called "under-bounding".

These are phenomena called under- and over-fitting, respectively.

Reproducible PGC migration was achieved using a so called "under-agarose" migration assay, very much in line with the assumptions of the second model.

The Geneva-based organization planned to convene its Emergency Committee, called under the rules of the International Health Regulations, on Tuesday to reevaluate the threat level but bumped it up 1 day.

It called institutions under its oversight "customers".

Saint Domingue, as Haiti was called under the French, was a colony world-renowned for its cruel treatment of slaves.