Sentence examples for which exists under from inspiring English sources
This risk is no different to that which exists under the new pension rules and it just helps remove some of the unfairness between the past and the future".
"After four years, death row is technically torture," said Juan Carlos Vega, a human rights lawyer and former congressman for Córdoba who presented Saldaño's case to the Inter-American Human Rights Commission, which exists under the Organization of American States OASS).
The bulk wurtzite structure is a thermodynamically stable phase which exists under normal conditions (such as atmospheric pressure and room temperature) [16].
The Hukuhara difference, which was introduced by Hukuhara in [8], has been a starting point for this purpose, which exists under restrictive conditions; for more details, see [6].
In this paper we analyze how this topology interacts with the terms of the Universal Coefficient Theorem (UCT) and the splittings of the UCT constructed by Rosenberg and the author, as well as its canonical three term decomposition which exists under bootstrap hypotheses.
Last fall, Bratton spoke at John Jay College, and in an obvious jab at Kelly stressed the importance of "inclusion," and "transparency," neither of which exists under Kelly.
The original Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, which existed under that name from 1848 to 1853, had a relatively well-defined membership and clearly stated aims.
By far the most visible suggestion of a Kremlin clampdown centers on the news media, which exist under the watchful eye of their own government ministry, beefed up by Mr. Putin last year.
"What we are trying to do is to figure out the rules that allow us to prevent individuals from staying in the UK for only a short time before claiming benefits, a rule which existed under the last government".
A council of elders, or senate, called the gerousia, which existed under Persian and Syrian rule (333 165 bc), is considered by some scholars the forerunner of the Great Sanhedrin.
Legal rights are, clearly, rights which exist under the rules of legal systems or by virtue of decisions of suitably authoritative bodies within them.
