This falls under rule 2.3 in the Broadcasting Code, which states: "Broadcasters must ensure that material which may cause offence is justified by the context".
The AG goes on to say that the University is not obligated to investigate the alleged pirates because it doesn't fall under Rule 45.
Reince Priebus, the chairman of the Republican National Committee who helped broker the change, said Saturday that Nevada would have its full slate of delegates restored because its contest now falls under rules of the party's primary calendar.
First, Kant is wrong to think that 'the rightness or wrongness of an individual act can be inferred with certainty from its falling or not falling under a rule capable of being universalised' (FE 189; also KT 25).
It later became the center of the local principality under the Albanian lord, Gjon Zenebishi (1373-1417), befallinglling under Ottoman Empire rule for the next five centuries.
With the recent election of Sandinista leader Daniel Ortega in Nicaragua, huge swathes of Latin America are again falling under socialist rule - Hugo Chávez in Venezuela, Lula in Brazil, Néstor Kirchner in Argentina, and Evo Morales in Bolivia.
Johnson was right to be concerned that Israel's military conquests would threaten the prospects for Arab-Israeli peace and degrade the human and national rights of Arab populations falling under its rule.
With Israel's conquest of the West Bank in 1967, the hostile frontier evaporated and the two parts of Bartaa were reunited, the western part being part of Israel and the eastern part falling under Israeli military rule.
By default, unless overridden by Equation (7), every location falls under connectivity rule m = 0. Parameters for connectivity rule m are indicated by the superscript 〈 m 〉, for example, σ patch 〈 0 〉 defines the standard deviation of a patch field under the default connectivity rule.
The city fell under British rule in 1804.
Man fell under the rule of England in 1341.
