Sentence examples for comes under one from inspiring English sources

"If a crime of this nature is committed by a military personnel, it comes under one set of rules," he said.

In this study rapid impact assessment matrix (RIAM) which comes under one of the options of environmental impact assessment (EIA) was used to see the overall rating of the site to establish a possible new MSW disposal site for the city.

The region is least prone to flood hazard among all the regions of Bihar and has same soil type as Gangetic alluvial plane; agro-climatic conditions are same as it comes under one zone (zone iii) among three agro-climatic zones of Bihar, India.

But I think it was in fact peculiarly Western to feel no tie of particularity to any single past or history, to experience that much underrated thing called deracination, the meditative, free appreciation of what ever comes under one's eye, without any need to make such tedious judgments as "mine" and "not mine".

The South Yorkshire region comes under one of six Community Rehabilitation Companies [CRCs] that Sodexo, previously best known in the UK for feeding school pupils and the military, was chosen to run last December.

"It's the second year we've done this and I think that's because we're one full unit, not just the girls and the boys or the road and the mountain biking," said Guernsey's cycling team manager Paul Brehaut. "It all comes under one big umbrella.

But as the death toll soared, and as Israel came under one terror blow after another, the Israeli public began to turn on Mr. Sharon.

So they might as well come under one directorate".

Their failure illustrates why I think sport in this country should come under one governing body.

Decade is reminiscent of the Stork Club, where cocktails, dining and dancing all came under one roof.

It recommended new legislation to require cemetery managers to be licensed professionals registered with the state, and said all regulation should come under one department.