Sentence examples for fall under this definition from inspiring English sources

(Stuxnet, for example, would fall under this definition as an APT directed against Iran).

Can anyone doubt that there has been a fair amount published in the mainstream British press about Muslims which would fall under this definition?

Another discussed the definition of the military-industrial complex, suggesting that such companies as Google could fall under this definition as its cameras could be used for surveillance.

(NIH later exempted five projects developing an animal model for MERS, and some studies on low-risk influenza strains have since been deemed not fall under this definition).

Simon Bond, an employment specialist at Higgs and Sons solicitors, says the most obvious group to fall under this definition is carers not already paid for travelling to their first and last jobs.

However, issue advocacy ads do not fall under this definition, and thus do not need to be reported, unless they mention a candidate and are within a given window of time before an election, primary, caucus, or convention -- a loophole which undermines the regulatory capabilities of the IRS and the FEC.

The situation at Karni crossing, it was explained to me by an army spokesman, fell under this definition.

At one time those who fell under this definition were widely referred to as French Canadians; now it is disputed whether French has to be one's mother tongue to be included in this group.

It is worth noting that other candidates for president have fallen under this definition of qualification.

Human treatment of the environment certainly falls under this definition.

What would fall under the definition of this law?