Sentence examples for being put beyond from inspiring English sources

But was this just ETA propaganda, aimed at forcing Spain's government to negotiate?That is what the Popular Party PPP) of Mariano Rajoy, the prime minister, concluded after mediators unveiled what they called the first-ever example of ETA arms being put "beyond operational use".

Senator George Mitchell guided the political talks towards the Good Friday agreement, General John de Chastelain, in direct contact with the IRA and other armed groups, worked out a decommissioning process that eventually resulted in arms being put beyond use.

This time, the rebels' weapons will be put "beyond use", and their soldiers reintegrated into normal life.

America needs to be satisfied that this goal is put beyond Iran's reach.

Recently that suspicion has grown, and it has now been put beyond doubt.

She added: "Unless there is action to tackle these root causes of poverty London could be put beyond the reach of families on modest incomes.

Moreover, the arms would be put beyond use "on a voluntary basis", albeit verified by the international commission headed by Canada's General John de Chastelain.

It does not ask for IRA decommissioning, merely for a "collective act of reconciliation", in the course of which "some arms would be put beyond use".

There is no doubt, however, that Nottinghamshire have let their opponents back into a game that should have been put beyond them.

A spokesman for Mr. Blair said: "What we need to know is how and when arms will be put beyond use.

The Belgian winger, who struck twice against Sampdoria last weekend, put Napoli on their way in the 27th minute and the game was put beyond Hellas's reach with Lorenzo Insigne and Blerim Dzemaili scoring midway through the second half.