Sentence examples for under the obscure from inspiring English sources

He was charged under the obscure Malicious Damage Act 1861, specifically section 36, obstructing engines or carriages on a railway, punishable by up to two years in prison.

The Office of the United States Trade Representative has said that it would make a decision on the petition by Oct. 24, the deadline under the obscure law cited by the union.

The office of the U.S. Trade Representative has said that it will make a decision on the petition by Oct. 24, the deadline under the obscure law cited by the union.

Under the obscure rule invoked by the Intelligence Committee to initiate the document's release, the committee could choose to make those changes, or could decide to seek a vote of the full House to try to override Mr. Trump's decision.

Abdul Haroun, 40, from Darfur, was found and arrested close to the tunnel's Folkestone exit on 4 August, and charged under the obscure Malicious Damages Act 1861, specifically section 36, with obstructing engines or carriages on a railway, punishable by up to two years in prison.

Larry began his career under the obscure title of Marketing Projects Coordinator, overseeing a product launch at a recently acquired company.

Whether online or in NoHo, shoppers can expect to find a mix of classic brands (Mackintosh parka, $975) and more obscure, under-the-radar labels (Fil Melange sweatshirt, $255; Chauncey turtleneck, $325; and Ovadia and Sons trousers, $265).

Tucked in an abandoned freight elevator in an alley on the edge of Manhattan's Tribeca neighbourhood, this quirky venue that showcases obscure, under-the-radar and otherwise uncelebrated objects opens its second season with a reception on 22 February from 6 30 pm to 8 30 pm.

Their autonomy from the Democratic party gives much of their work an under-the-radar quality that can obscure their impact; one New York Times write-up of their role in the November 2017 special elections in Virginia disparaged them as "inchoate volunteer armies" even as it gave them substantial credit for Democrats' success.

Under the relatively obscure misbehavior charge, the army will have to show "disobedience, neglect or intentional misconduct" in Bergdahl's disappearance.

For this reason, we will not classify this is a "celebrity endorsement," but rather under the more obscure category of the "me for me" endorsement — that is, making an endorsement that helps the endorser more than the endorsee.