Sentence examples for it would fall under from inspiring English sources

If there had been a crime, Ramsey said, it would fall under federal jurisdiction.

"I've never committed a crime, and even if I had, it would fall under the statute of limitations.

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

But Schrot's source was a microbe supplier in Virginia; once the Enterobacter crossed state lines, it would fall under the F.D.A.'s jurisdiction.

Up until recently, there was no specific law against revenge porn - prosecutions and arrests were extremely rare, as the main offence it would fall under was harassment, which usually requires a sustained campaign of incidents to be applicable.

The FCC then hinted that it might seek to reclassify Internet service which was only slightly regulated so that it would fall under the more stringent rules that governed telephone and telecommunications services.

The scientist's son-in-law, Griffin recalled, found a fortune-teller called the Professor upon whom Khan relied, put him on his payroll, and instructed the seer to advise Khan that if he did not give his son-in-law "a lot of business with high profit margins," as Griffin put it, Khan would "fall under a bus or something like this".

It would just feel mannered, and it would fall apart under analysis.

Indeed, within hours of Mr. Obama's announcement of the Volcker Rule last week, Wall Street banks were looking for ways to skirt it and figure out which of their international rivals would fall under it.

It was also not clear whether Canada and Mexico would fall under the Northern Command's area of responsibility.

It is not yet clear whether animals created this way would fall under F.D.A. regulation.