Sentence examples for that comes under from inspiring English sources

Any earlier and it is the parent that comes under scrutiny.

It's an exceptionally fine exhibition that comes under the banner of another in the gallery's Melbourne Winter Masterpieces series.

Under JIT production systems, it is not only the immediate employer that comes under pressure but also the buyer of the components, as in the vehicle industry.

The view now must be that there is enough additional support in place to help any country that comes under market pressure.

"Of course it is, on all kinds of public entities: the state, counties, school districts, anything that comes under the Tort Claims Act," the law governing such claims.

"When it comes to money for our children, he certainly, I'm sure, has the same interest, but it's not something that comes under his purview," the mayor said.

There are other places that come under that description.

It is laughter that came under attack last week.

It was an idea that came under attack almost immediately.

He then defended rules that came under attack from Wall Street trade groups.

Here is an external view of the one of the buses that came under fire.