Sentence examples for a major overreach from inspiring English sources
"This is a major overreach by the military in terms of a direct violation of the constitution," Pigou said.
Republicans have said it would be a major overreach of his authority, "poisoning the well" for future immigration reform.
Executive overreach was a major factor in creating confusion in the current U.S. laws against insider trading, and some reformers propose using new executive actions to correct the problem.
Government overreach is a major risk, as it was in 1977, but Washington is constrained by elections, a constitution and a system of checks and balances.
Instead we get another confidence-shaking overreach on a major social policy agenda; another long, costly and poorly explained military conflict with no end in sight; another Wall Street bender in the making; and another round of partisan polarization and gridlock.
Any such move would prompt a major clash with congressional Republicans, and at least some White House officials appeared to relish the prospect that the GOP might overreach in its response and act in a politically self-destructive manner.
The move caused a major uproar throughout the food industry, with thousands of commenters arguing that environmental concerns were beyond the scope of the guidelines and that addressing them was an overreach of the USDA's authority.
"This is certainly a major setback for the administration's efforts to target coal-fired power plants, and I think it raises the real possibility that by overreaching, they may come up with nothing," he said.
To top it all off, in perhaps the most transparent overreach in a series of transparent overreaches, the job of explaining the new voter ID rules was given to a firm owned by a major Romney donor's lobbying firm.
This latest action represents contemptible overreaching by prosecutors who seem to have no regard for the role of journalists seeking to cover a major story and following normal practice".
