Sentence examples for fall under law from inspiring English sources

Since 2007 Turkey has applied Law 5651, which can ban access to sites deemed to feature an "incitement to commit suicide, child abuse, the promotion of drug use, obscenity, prostitution, gambling, the provision of drugs" as well as wider "crimes against Ataturk" that fall under Law 5816.

The rule in question falls under Law 12 of FIFA's Laws of the Game.

By contrast, token-physicalism is based on the token-token identity between the predicates/properties of the special sciences and those of physics; every event under a special law falls under a law of physics and bridge laws express contingent token-identities between events.

The present study did not fall under the Law of Ethical approval according to Swedish Law (§4a&b 2003:615).

Patents, trademarks and copyrights fall under federal law, but trade secrets are covered by state law.

Disputes involving drones operated by companies or private individuals would fall under common law, a body of precedent that goes back to English tort law.

Flynn's connections with Russia wouldn't fall under treason law simply because Russia is not technically an enemy of the United States, which the law narrowly defines as anyone that the U.S. is openly or declaratively at war with.

The policy behind a law can be used to argue that new facts or circumstances should also fall under the law.

This is not about wolf-whistling, but anti-social behaviour or breaching the peace, which do fall under the law.

It was never clear which games might fall under the law, or whose job it would be to decide.

In British churchyards, which fall under ecclesiastical law, bodies can be moved and graves re-deployed, though they rarely are.