Sentence examples for do not come under from inspiring English sources

Unlike fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters do not come under air traffic control.

Self-employed workers do not come under the government's auto-enrolment scheme.

Unlike the charged leptons, the electrically neutral leptons, the neutrinos, do not come under the influence of the electromagnetic force.

And the fact is that soldiers, even soldiers who do not come under current MoD arrangements, have got compensation.

Those independent schools in England that do not come under the Independent Schools Council are inspected by Ofsted, under standards set by the Department for Education.

While the law allows prosecutors to pursue Americans they believe paid bribes, foreign officials do not come under the law as any prosecution of them is usually left to their own governments.

Donoghue handles foreign mail and letters that don't come under any particular category.

With Ms. Monson there are few assumptions that don't come under scrutiny: false dichotomies between city and nature, her anthropomorphizing of her dog.

Those who are foreign nationals living elsewhere don't come under U.S. tax law but that of their countries.

(Loopholes in the law would exempt many convenience stores, including 7-Eleven, because they don't come under the purview of the city's health department). Appearing to be angry, she eventually hung up on the interview.

But if you're coming to the end of life phase with complex conditions, then you don't come under the palliative care labels and you don't get the same level of care.