Sentence examples for fall under regulations from inspiring English sources

If an organization solicits money specifically to pay for such political activities, it could fall under regulations that require disclosure of its donors.

Hedge funds and buyout firms, whose investment vehicles fall under regulations for private offerings, will also be able to promote their products to the general public, though restrictions remain on who can invest in them.

As part of the reorganization, some of the assets of PG&E, like the power generation, would fall under regulation of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

Being invertebrates all spiders were handled according to local lab risk assessments/institutional ethical guidelines and do not currently fall under regulation by the UK Home Office or EU legislation.

These areas fall under regulation to help protect the families around them as well as reduce environmental impact resulting from the disposal of the hazardous waste.

One troubling example from the H5N1 incident is that the Netherlands required the authors of one of the disputed papers (4) to apply for government permission to submit their paper for publication, claiming that the study falls "under regulations that control the export of weapons technology" (11).

Those vehicles fall under federal regulations that exempt models at least 25 years old from Environmental Protection Agency emissions rules.

The department has estimated that 1.2 million people, a vast majority of them illegal immigrants who are not criminally charged, could fall under the regulations.

Except for a handful of private equity firms that specialize in banks, most firms are loath to fall under those regulations.

Under US law, American spies have to delete the data for its own citizens but texts to and from international mobile phones do not fall under the regulations and can be spied on.

The letters sent by Mr. Schneiderman's office, part of a broader look into political activities by charitable organizations, went to groups that appear to fall under those regulations but have not filed the required paperwork, according to people with knowledge of the inquiry.