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However, they fall under a slightly different set of rules.

It makes no sense to ask whether any objects fall under 4.

There are now 1,100 officers in the four police areas that would fall under the plan.

As such, he falls under the rules of the war.

The husband was always the first to fall under suspicion.

The federal law required the court make every effort to determine whether a family fell under the act.

After all, this matter could be said to fall under the general heading of technology.

Those that do not fall under either limit are considered to be general media.

This was the last village to fall under British control in the late 19th century.

But in time, like so many Americans, he fell under its spell.

All future contracts, however, would fall under the new rule.

Federal law says that all work time falls under the 10-hour rule.

When did you ever hear of two people falling under a train?

It was horror enough that he must fall under their control.

That means she's falling under the influence of the other side.

He fell under a storm of feet that kept coming at her.

You fell under the spell of one and then the other.

Throughout the country large areas fell under the control of communist forces.

In the past, the post fell under another division chief.

Regulation 5 does not fall under the direct head of power.

These projects can fall under any of the other four categories.

It would fall under security arrangements to be worked out for the region.

This was the first time since 1989 that the total has fallen under four million.

The union says there are about 30 workers who fall under this category.

They can fall under county or state taxes, depending on where you live.