It's hard to imagine anyone under, say, 30 perceiving it as anything other than a pithy, literal remark.
Similar reasoning would support banning military service for men and women under, say, 25, and especially for those with few other economic prospects.
So if a corporation faced higher costs under, say, President Obama's health care plan, it could buy what amounts to an insurance policy on his re-election bid.
If you look up everything under, say, Hockney, you find a Rembrandt drawing included, on the grounds that Hockney once waxed lyrical about it.
As for the high court, given the record it is hard to believe that if this same bill had been enacted under, say, a President Mitt Romney, it would be under review.
So if a corporation faced higher costs under, say, President Obama's health care plan, the company could buy what amounted to an insurance policy on his re-election bid.
In either case, a generation is shaped more by cultural experiences than strict demographics, and it is clear in many offices that those under, say, 25 represent a different wave.
Some plates are so complex that it's only when the busboy is clearing the table that you find an important piece of food buried under, say, a giant shaving of Parmesan.
The black community feels passionately that, particularly in London, Section 6 is being used against young blacks on evidence which would not stand up if charges under, say, the Theft Act were brought.
But I am still against positive intervention because this always carries the risk that the woman appointed under, say, a quota system will be seen as not necessarily the best candidate, and so be further undermined.
Any civil or criminal liability of his own — under, say, Texas Penal Code provisions that prevent the non-consensual taking and transmission of photographs "to arouse or gratify the sexual desire of any person," or even a suit for copyright infringement from a young woman whose image he has re-posted — has not even crossed Brutsch's mind.
