Sentence examples for fall under statutory from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Bird had a criminal record for theft from the 1990s, the police said, it was not considered serious enough to fall under statutory provisions that bar more serious criminal offenders from having licensed guns.

While some forms of street harassment, such as the overt physical acts, do fall under statutory penal codes, others including the 'hey baby's,' the 'can I get a smile?', or even the reactive, 'you're so ugly, I wouldn't touch you with a stick,' do not.

Unfortunately, because these farms were so small, they did not fall under statutory regulations for bulk tank milk sampling; neither had they been included in previous investigations, so we had no data to rule out Q fever in these farm animals.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg asked whether the fact that state, local and foreign government also fell under the statutory definition of persons meant that they, too, had personal privacy rights.

Make sure you do not fall under any of the statutory disqualifications to holding an alcoholic beverage retail license ("liquor license") under Alcoholic Beverage Control Law – e.g. you are over 21, a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, and you have never been convicted of any felony, etc. Determine which alcoholic beverage license class you seek.

"There was one girl under statutory controls who came in highly anxious," Ireland said.

The study suggested that BZP "should be placed under statutory control similar to those regulating the use of amphetamine".

Under statutory health insurance perspective on cost, ICER will be calculated using health sector costs only.

The education department says statutory guidance will say that "non-criminal anti-social behaviour outside school" will fall under the disciplinary remit of the head teacher.

Detectives now fall under similar scrutiny.

What tax band does it fall under?