Then it was Uribe's turn to mess up, as he charged too far from third base on a bunt try by Chris Denorfia.
The previous judge, condemning Mr Ríos Montt in 2013, said the army had killed 1,771 members (about 5.5%) of the Ixil ethnic population with his connivance during his rule in 1982-83, the bloodiest period of the civil war.Some believe that even if the general committed crimes against humanity, the genocide charge goes too far.
Still, not everyone felt the homicide charges went too far, or would necessarily bode ill for future recruitment.
The unrest put the brakes on a trade bill that, critics charged, went too far in opening sensitive local industries, like the media, to mainland-Chinese investment.
At a luncheon hosted by the Christian Science Monitor, HuffPost asked Boehner if Romney's false charge had gone too far.
His signature political attack can best be described as gleeful evisceration, which at times has exposed him to charges of going too far and of getting too personal.
A diesel generator also rides on board to serve as a back-up in case the next charging station is too far.
In all other cases, the charged groups are too far apart to make a salt bridge and some of the side chains are hydrogen-bonded to nearby solvent molecules.
While it would go 40 miles or so on a charge, if I strayed too far from my house or the train station -- two places where I knew I could find battery chargers -- I'd be stranded.
"That's at the top of the list," he said, but even if prosecutors thought such a charge was a "bridge too far", there was still the Health and Safety at Work Act.
