Sentence examples for fall under the laws from inspiring English sources

Since the Blackwater guards were working under a contract with the State Department, they did not fall under the laws that govern contractors working for the Defense Department overseas.

Mr. Paul insists that "in a competitive and free system, deposits would not be unsafe; any that were not paid back that were promised would fall under the laws of protection against fraud" (Page 27).

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.

But further details may cast doubt on the circumstances of their encounter and whether it would fall under the law's provisions.

Now it seems to fall under the law's shadow to a greater extent than similar speech does in the offline world.

That produced the politically delicate question of whether companies that trade in commodities, including the firm currently owned by the former fugitive financier Marc Rich, fall under the law.

As a result, fewer waters are protected, and those who wish to build on land that requires dredging and the depositing of the fill elsewhere face confusion, uncertainty and delay as federal regulators try to determine which water bodies fall under the law.

Neither mediate nor immediate contraries fall under the Law of Excluded Middle [LEM] (tertium non datur).

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

The drivers and attendants at MasterPark feel fortunate to fall under the law.