Sentence examples for considered off limits from inspiring English sources

Corruption is widely reported in China, but top leaders are considered off limits," The Times reported.

In American jurisprudence, private conversations between the clergy and their congregants have generally been considered off limits to the court.

Over time, Professor Young was intimately involved in preparing interview questions on a broad spectrum of topics — none were considered off limits — and personally led some 300 interviews.

He recalled how he when started in politics the media was far more deferential and the private lives of politicians were considered off limits, including a long-running affair by the wife of prime minister Harold Macmillan.

What has our culture come to, if bodies are considered off limits, private, and not even worthy of notice, rather than regarded as the property of the global digital sphere, people everywhere, and people not yet born, in perpetuity?

But Nissan's truck entry is yet another indicator of how aggressive the Japanese brands have been in moving into segments once considered off limits to anyone but United States automakers.

"There was a time when reporters were considered off-limits".

Contact chaining was considered off-limits inside the NSA before 9/11.

The spouses and family members of political candidates have long been considered off-limits from personal attacks.

More problematically, the whole ocean side of the archipelago was considered off-limits  in winds above 20 knots.

She said: "In the US it is considered off-limits for a professor to have a relationship with a student.