Sentence examples for which does fall from inspiring English sources

"This is a limited — in terms of scope, duration and task — operation, which does fall in the president's authorities," he said.

This is not about wolf-whistling, but anti-social behaviour or breaching the peace, which do fall under the law.

Warner, which did fall to second place, boasted that it was the only studio in history to surpass the $4 billion benchmark (not accounting for inflation) for three consecutive years.

And thus, a sparrow does fall, which shows this probably ain't heaven.

Any variable in the data set which does not fall into one of the above categories falls into this 'catch all' category.

By doing "non-reserved" legal work which doesn't fall under the Solicitors Regulation Authority – a body to which registration can be expensive.

Analysts said the figure partly reflected difficulty in adjusting the weekly claims data around Easter, which does not fall in the same week every year.

"Crime stats neither take account of all crime – some of which is on the rise – but nor do they take account of all the other vital work that officers do which doesn't fall into bald crime statistics".

"F-Secure can say that anything is malware, even 'dodgy sms' which doesn't fall under the definition of malware….

First, the combinations of delays are filtered by the estimated sound velocity which does not fall within a reasonable range of the true one.

Interestingly, Starwood's main CSR disclosure is also the labour category similarly to Club Med, which does not fall under the CSR legislation.