Sentence examples for fall under existing from inspiring English sources

At least two states, Connecticut and Washington, have ruled that pachislos fall under existing laws barring home ownership of slot machines, and most dealers won't ship there.

Amid the confusion the government had not shown that there was even a need for a new law, the committee's report said, as virtually all possible offences appeared to fall under existing legislation.

Parents of two other young victims are understood to have been told in March by an MP that because the drug did not have any psychoactive properties it did not fall under existing laws that could make its possession a criminal offence.

These devices are designed to deliver electronically generated radiation, and because of their relatively low energy output, they do not fall under existing regulatory scrutiny of radioactive sources that are used for conventional radioisotope brachytherapy.

Lawyers for the company, backed by the German government, argue that the claims fall under an existing fund that seeks to compensate victims of the Nazi era.

A joint statement summarising Wednesday's leaders' retreat in Sydney said premiers and chief ministers had agreed with the principle of broadening the GST to cover overseas online purchases that fall under the existing $1,000 threshold.

Note, however, that neither for the ZF algorithm nor for the PAP algorithm, any SPR condition appears in the error path; thus, they do not fall under the existing knowledge of the early 1990s, their l 2− stability behavior being much different from their MSE behavior.

Both groups are coerced or compelled to flee in fear for their lives and security, but those who crossed internationally recognized state borders fall under systematic protection and assistance under existing international treaties, while those who don't are entitled to little, and often garner little international attention.

After that, under existing law, the ceiling will fall back to 65,000 a year, the level in effect before Congressional action in 1998.

All these factors suggest quite strongly that taking a photograph falls under the existing section 58, not the new 58A.

Since Flywheel works with licensed cabbies, it believes it falls under the existing regulatory framework, and will continue to do so as different cities update rules for e-hailing cabs.