Sentence examples for means under from inspiring English sources

Thereafter, restraint, harassment, and persecution continued, but by other means, under a broad interpretation of the meaning of libel.

Literally, it means "under the rose".

I think he means "under" the previous government.

That means under no circumstances playing the blame game.

"Girls have to be succulent - and that means under 25".

Jonathan Hendry won the magazine's young architect award (young means under 40 in architecture).

The last four words are vital, since "as it is today" means under the Lisbon treaty.

But even then the situation is by no means under control.

Affirmative action provokes conflicting views about what equal protection means under the law.

Rather, businesses have adapted to the recession by other means: under-employing workers, cutting wages, and rolling back pensions.

RR < 1 means under-segmentation which indicates that some different regions are merged into the same region.