To many in Okinawa, the incident involving Brown appeared to fall under this new provision in the SOFA.
The federal payments for construction, they noted, would fall under the provisions of the Davis-Bacon Act, which provide higher wages for construction workers.
Therefore, if someone goes out there to help them, and engage in weapons training, they could fall under the provisions against aiding a terrorist group," says Helen Fenwick, a professor of law at Durham University who specialises in counter-terrorism legislation.
By contrast, federal legislation overrides state legislation only in areas that are set out in Section 51 of the Australian Constitution; state parliaments retain all residual legislative powers, including those over schools, state police, the state judiciary, roads, public transport and local government, since these do not fall under the provisions listed in Section 51.
The agency argues that McMillan "mistook" its submissions about whether the whole document fell under that provision, and should not have made a ruling on any of it without taking evidence from the inspector general.
It's a family business – and like any business, it falls under the provisions of the Equality Act.
So far, every step Mr. Gore has taken in Florida's disputed vote count has fallen under the provisions of state law that allow for protests of elections.
The family had long believed the matter to have been settled and the punishment to have been served, but in the eyes of the Department of Homeland Security, Schimanski's aggravated felony fell under the provisions of Section 237 of the Immigration and Nationalities Act, which lays out the grounds for deportation, including convictions for an aggravated felony.
As Lennon and Scott point out, the rescaling of the planning process to the national level for projects falling under the provisions of strategic infrastructure legislation bypass public involvement in statutory procedures at local level and effectively reconceptualise "public interest" as "national interest"[28].
The company, whose brands include Scotch, Post-it, Scotchgard, Thinsulate and Scotch-Brite, said the reinvestment falls under the provisions of the American Jobs Creation Act, which was passed by Congress last year and allows companies to repatriate earnings from overseas operations at a greatly reduced tax rate.
