| illegal under | 11.06 | Both are illegal under U.S. law. | ||
| required under | 7.11 | A two-thirds vote is required under Missouri law. | ||
| possible under | 4.08 | They say free elections are not possible under her rule. | ||
| available under | 3.75 | The money is available under current law. | ||
| impossible under | 3.75 | Peace is impossible under such a situation. | ||
| legal under | 3.16 | This is considered legal under NCAA rules. | ||
| better under | 2.17 | He feels better under the new regimen. | ||
| cool under | 2.17 | He was calm, cool under pressure.... | ||
| born under | 2.11 | Born of a woman, born under the law. | ||
| alive under | 1.91 | The victims were buried alive under their tin roof house. | ||
| hot under | 1.91 | A bit hot under the collar. | ||
| permissible under | 1.91 | This is permissible under the new rule. | ||
| crushed under | 1.65 | Jordan, who is neither, was crushed under it. | ||
| liable under | 1.45 | They are not liable under the new federal law. | ||
| punishable under | 1.45 | Such a deal, if verified, is punishable under U.S. law. | ||
| right under | 1.38 | We are right under their noses. | ||
| dead under | 1.25 | One man was found dead under a snowdrift. | ||
| trapped under | 1.18 | Dozens of people remained trapped under rubble. | ||
| united under | 1.18 | It will remain united under Israeli sovereignty. | ||
| buried under | 1.05 | He said some remained buried under tons of earth. |