Sentence examples for comes under the commandment from inspiring English sources

"This ruling showed that intellectual property also comes under the commandment, 'Thou shalt not steal,' " he said.

Language naturally comes under the same microscope.

But while this conception of mitzvoth works well for most ritual commandments, it comes under pressure in relation to what would ordinarily be termed ethical mitzvoth were it not for the fact that this is now an oxymoron for Leibowitz such that even "You shall love your neighbor as yourself," is to be regarded as a mitzvah, not as an ethical precept.

"And now we come to the last commandment: 'Don't covet other people's stuff.' But have you ever asked yourself why this commandment exists, when you've already got 'Don't steal'?

The Russian word zapovednik comes from zapoved (commandment), as in "thou shalt not harm".

Up to now, what most people have learnt about the LRA is that it wants to rule Uganda according to the Ten Commandments.Long regarded as nothing more than a small bunch of madmen roaming the wilds of northern Uganda, the LRA has come under increased international scrutiny in recent years.

Even the king has come under attack.

The forces immediately came under fire.

The practice has come under intense scrutiny.

The police also come under frequent attack.

The zone itself would come under fire.