For instance, in 2011, Burkina Faso committed a line item in its national budget for contraceptive procurement.
When Nixon made the trip, he carried a volume of Mao's poems with him, committed a few lines to memory, and recited them to Mao when they met.
Cosby denied paternity, and she was eventually convicted of conspiracy, extortion, and crossing a state line to commit a crime.
He said, 'Don't handball it on the line or commit a professional foul and you'll be all right'.
The governor did not "cross the line" to commit a crime, attorney Noel Francisco argued, because he did not order or pressure state officials to fund research on the dietary supplement.
(For its part, in a statement provided to me for a 2012 article in The Huffington Post, an FBI spokesperson asserted, "The FBI does not investigate individuals based on their beliefs or other first amendment protected activity like free speech. It is when the individual exhibits intent to or crosses the line to commit a crime that we have an obligation to act").
Crossing state lines to commit a murder is not a federal crime.
I remind you, murder is a local crime, and, as you know, crossing state lines to commit a murder in and unto itself does not make a murder a federal crime.
A provision making it a federal crime to cross state lines to commit an act of domestic violence or stalking is not affected.
Suarez, who committed a handball on the line to stop Ghana from scoring at the 2010 World Cup, told Uruguayan television: "These are just things that happen out on the pitch.
