Mr. Quinn said his store did not fall under the restrictions, even under the new law.
That's assuming that the accounts themselves don't fall under new restrictions, which is possible, though unlikely in my view.
Russian crash investigators concluded the Tu-154 was hit by a Ukrainian ground-to-air missile despite the fact it was on its flight plan on an international airway which did not fall under any restrictions imposed by Ukraine.
(Now, car televisions could fall under broad restrictions found in some states against things that could distract a driver. But as long as they are not in the front seat, they are generally in safe legal territory).
The Russian agency ITAR-TASS reports that Google will be ending Google Play services — both paid and free — in the region from February 1, as they fall under the restrictions on the import and export of services.
However, humanitarian trade such as that described above does not fall under those restrictions.
Hunters will be able to import some trophies and animal parts into the U.S., but these lions will fall under new restrictions in the Endangered Species Act to ensure all animals are obtained legally without significant impact on wild populations.
A black market has emerged for scientific and engineering software powerful enough to fall under United States export restrictions.
Many are planning to increase their solicitations to commercial establishments, which are not allowed to list their numbers on the do-not-call registry, or go to work for charities and other nonprofits that do not fall under the new restrictions.
Mr. Mansouri, arguing against the measure, wrote in an opinion article for The New York Times that several of the most venerable operas, including "Die Walküre" by Wagner and "Salome" by Strauss, could be in danger of falling under those restrictions.
Under the Investment Act, imposed six decades ago when the Feds fretted that investment companies had undue influence over the businesses they backed, a company falls under the restrictions if its minority stakes represent 40% or more of total assets, excluding cash and government securities.
