Sentence examples for beyond attacks from inspiring English sources

The signs of deteriorating democracy in Kenya have extended well beyond attacks on the press.

What worries the authorities now is that the targets of anger are shifting, moving beyond attacks on property to attacks on people as well.

And if the looting of recent days expands well beyond attacks against symbols of the former regime, Iraqis could begin to question the value of the American presence, and American goals could be put at risk.

That mandate has been stretched beyond attacks on tanks, artillery and other units engaged in front-line combat to a wide range of targets in Tripoli and elsewhere that have been identified by NATO as "command-and-control" centers, including Colonel Qaddafi's Tripoli bunker.

Insisting he was not at odds with the Liberal Democrats, who today issued fresh tax threats against the banks, Lord Turner, chairman of the Financial Services Authority (FSA), delivered his most explicit plea yet to "move beyond" attacks on bankers and instead focus on the regulation of the industry.

"As they start moving in, we're doing some more dynamic strikes" in Falluja, Lt Gen Charles Q Brown Jr told reporters on Thursday, indicating that the war above Falluja had progressed beyond attacks aimed at facilitating Iraqi ground entry to the city.

But Mr. Obama went beyond attacking Mr. McCain by linking him to Mr. Bush and his policies.

Now they've gone beyond attacking establishment figures to slaughtering their own people — even children — on the grounds that they are against Western education.

But for the moment the economy is Mr Clinton's best gift to Mr Gore: a record that is beyond attack by any other candidate.

It contradicted St. Paul and St. Augustine, and the latter was by papal declaration the approved Catholic doctor in the question of grace and thus beyond attack.

Rival fashion magazines and a host of black women trendsetters in France and beyond attacked the article as crass and demeaning.