Sentence examples for made under one from inspiring English sources

Minutes from the fund committee show all parties agreed: "There is no existence of two schemes; the compensation payments are made under one umbrella".

As provided by the regulations at part 1400 of this title, payments made under one or more rental contracts to a person or legal entity, directly or indirectly, may not exceed, in the aggregate, $50,000 per year.

Often the argument against buying fair trade (or introducing any kind of guarantees about the working conditions a garment was made under) is one of price.

Patients with MS responded normally when making decisions under purely ambiguous conditions but started failing once decisions had to be made under risky ones (not formally tested, assumed to be this way based on prior evidence).

The Secretary may renew a grant made under subsection (a) for one additional one-year period only if the Secretary determines that renewal of such grant will provide significant benefits through the collection, analysis, and dissemination of information or data which will be useful to States in which grants under such subsection have not been made.

The One in a Million Awards, which honor feature length stories made for under one million dollars is awarded to one narrative and one documentary film.

Two bags — one made under the influence of Balenciaga and Gucci, the other combining design ideas from Balenciaga and Quilted — will sell for $150 apiece; one that hybridizes all three labels will sell for $300.

In a statement released later in the day, Ms. Butler added: "The decision to transfer the residents of the Neponsit Health Care Facility was a difficult one made under emergency circumstances.

The new study is more hawkish than one made under the Clinton administration in its analysis of China's ambitions and potential threat to the United States.

Mr. Danilov, a researcher at Krasnoyarsk State University in Siberia, described the ruling as a political one made under pressure from the Federal Security Service, the successor of the K.G.B., which had brought the charges against him.

The most important concept is that of probability: what the chance is that any given observation, even if one made under strictly rigorous conditions, genuinely represents the issue that is being observed, whether that is maturity or some aspect of hygiene, for example.