Sentence examples for bounds when it comes from inspiring English sources

One, that the FCC may have overstepped its bounds when it comes to "regulating" the Internet, something the NYU School of Law sorta agreed with.

This administration knows no bounds when it comes to civil liberties and innocent human lives.

Regular readers will agree that my scepticism knows no bounds when it comes to the "reality" being dished up online.

Questions of a police officer's real motives are out of bounds when it comes to the Fourth Amendment, yet proof of a discriminatory motive is required for proving a 14th Amendment violation.

But the country will never get where it needs to be if we take the approach — as union leaders have sometimes done — that student test scores should be out of bounds when it comes to judging teacher effectiveness.

3. Renewable technology has come on in leaps and bounds When it comes to renewables, the UK is lagging behind European competitors such as Germany which is phasing out its nuclear reactors and where renewables already produce nearly 30% of electricity supply.

Her kindness and generosity knew no bounds when it came to her family and her friends.

If you were to write the history of the last decade in Washington, it might well be a story of how, issue by issue, the government freed itself from legal and constitutional bounds when it came to torture, the assassination of U.S. citizens, the holding of prisoners without trial or access to a court of law, the illegal surveillance of American citizens, and so on.

The ingenuity of big corporations knows no bounds, especially when it comes to disguising self-interested PR as objective information.

A mother's love knows no bounds, not even when it comes to psychic protection.

Economically it has grown leaps and bounds, and yet when it comes to freedom of expression as defined by western democracies, it remains slow moving and readily criticized by journalists and Sino watchers.