Sentence examples for did not overstep from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers should satisfy themselves that the governor did not overstep his authority.

To that end, the Giants' 14-0 loss to the New England Patriots tonight certainly did not overstep its aim.

It said that in its view Ferrari did not overstep the mark, but he had been reminded of the sensitivities of the issue "and the need to respect alternative opinions".

According to one election expert, quoted in today's La Libre Belgique, the King did not overstep the line and has the legitimate objective of ensuring a new government as soon as possible.Will questions about the role of the unelected head of state linger?

And she argued that governors and chairs of governors should have compulsory training to ensure they carried out their voluntary jobs properly and did not overstep the mark.

Earlier this year, an investigation by Rifkind's committee concluded that British intelligence agents did not overstep their authority or break the law in their collection of data and their use of information provided by the U.S.

"I was on to make sure my coaching staff didn't overstep the mark and to congratulate the lads," Strachan said.

"I have a low threshold for improper dealing, for incompetence and for impropriety, and I intend to be vigorous in ensuring that our community school boards do not overstep their very limited authority," he said.

Because of this quasi-public status, the U.S.O.C. has a responsibility to ensure that coaches do not overstep their boundaries when it comes to preaching to athletes, said Richard Lapchick, the director of the University of Central Florida's Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport.

What systems are in place to ensure NSA officials do not overstep their boundaries?

Constraints (10) emphasize that the total flow through the link (i, j) (in) A does not overstep its capacity Π ij l, when it is constructed (i.e., X ij l  + X ji l  = 1) and any flow prevented, and is fully functional in scenario s (in) S when it is disrupted or closed.