Sentence examples for come under the scope from inspiring English sources

It concerns whether unauthorised overdraft charges come under the scope of the 1999 unfair terms in consumer contracts regulations, which the banks and building society say do not.

That aircraft, one of 12 A380s that Qantas flies, had encountered heavy turbulence during a flight in early January, but it had not come under the scope of the regulators' previous order, which was issued on Jan . 20

The vast majority of the private sector in Wales, including small businesses, won't come under the scope of the measure.

I'm particularly curious to see what will come under the scope of GE and how the regulatory definitions will be important.

The General Aviation Small Aerodrome Research Study GASARR) analysed 687 aerodromes in England which come under the scope of GA, classifying 374 into six types.

However, confirmation of these types of associations does not come under the scope of this study.

Vitter owned up to hiring Frenzel, but declared everything he has done came under the scope of the law.

This article has been updated with the Wall Street Journal report on Manafort coming under the scope of Mueller's probe.

The company has come under the microscope partly because of its size and scope: its loan-processing services touch 27 million loans, half of all the mortgages in the nation, by dollar amount.

In their evidence to the Government's review, the Lib Dems criticised its "very narrow scope", saying it would miss "a crucial opportunity" to discuss which bodies should come under the Act's remit.

As the media and communications sectors come under the control of a small coterie of huge companies, AT&T's cable unit was a powerful lure to companies trying to expand their scope.