come under

v.

归入，受到；蒙；

Brain-scan ethics come under the spotlight
Tamiflu side effects come under scrutiny
Cardiologists Come under the Glare of a Senate Inquiry
Studies of Gay Men, Prostitutes Come Under Scrutiny
Britain's maternity services come under the microscope
Laboratory Chemicals May Come Under Costly OSHA Restrictions
Should actively traded futures contracts come under the dual-trading ban?
Conflicts of interest. Cardiologists come under the glare of a Senate inquiry.
Politics and biomedicine. Studies of gay men, prostitutes come under scrutiny.
The Cycle of EBV Infection Explains Persistence, the Sizes of the Infected Cell Populations and Which Come under CTL Regulation