Sentence examples for if it falls under from inspiring English sources
If it falls under full government control, only a handful of areas will remain under rebel control, none of them as strategically important.
Facebook will review the ad, and if it falls under our political advertising policy, we'll take it down and add it to the ad library.
The business could present a problem in itself if it falls under the law regulating security agencies -- which must be registered with the state police.
"I just tried to collect as much information as possible and said let's throw it in there — if it falls under the category of more entertaining and more fun, as long as it retains the integrity of the game, why not?" Shanahan said.
"We will review the ad, and if it falls under our political advertising policy, we'll take it down and add it to the Ad Library.
Scotus's position, as understood by Wodeham, states that while an external act can only be good if it falls under the control of the will (cf. Adams and Wood 1981, 9), the external and indirectly controlled act can nevertheless contribute an additional moral goodness beyond the moral value accrued through the act of volition.
If this thing is real, it falls under the mystery third chassis category.
Joel thought it was safest to stay outside; I thought so, too less stuff to be trapped under if it fell.
I was aware of this overwhelming thought that if I fall under this vehicle, I'm dead".
And, he said, even if it did fall under equal time provisions, those are based on candidate appearances and in this case, since it is Mr. Kerry who appears, "albeit disparagingly," stations would be required to show Mr. Bush or possibly the independent candidate Ralph Nader, if they requested it.
