Sentence examples similar to exceeding permissible bounds from inspiring English sources

Nothing suggests counsel exceeded the permissible bounds of zealous advocacy on behalf of his client.

"[B]y refusing to respect Congress's designation of the Executive Branch to take the lead in the enforcement of the federal immigration laws, and by requiring all Arizona officers to adhere instead to the State's own policy of 'attrition through enforcement,' Arizona has exceeded the permissible bounds of cooperation," Verrilli wrote.

These stresses can exceed permissible values in the case of incidental strong thermal differences.

Kazakh emergency officials said the concentration of harmful substances around the site exceeded permissible levels by at least 1,000 times.

The simulation calculated under conservative conditions showed that the contamination of water-supply wells would not exceed permissible concentration limits.

It is clear that the concentrations of both ions (Ca+2 and Mg+2) in Shatt Al-Arab River have exceeded permissible limits.

The concentrations of ions (Ca+2, Mg+2, and Na+) have exceeded permissible limits, making the water unsuitable for domestic use.

The concentrations of MBOCA were within OSHA permissible exposure level (0.22 mg/m) except for the purification area, where levels exceeded permissible levels.

In 2006 radioactivity in milk still exceeded permissible levels in 40 communities where cows grazed on grass contaminated by cesium-137., Chernobyl contamination is also affecting nonhuman communities.

Indeed, in a previous stop-and frisk lawsuit decided in January, Judge Scheindlin's opinion made a point of noting that in several of the contested stop-and-frisks, "the officer violated the Fourth Amendment by exceeding the constitutionally permissible bounds of a frisk".

The permissible bounds of a search of the premises of an arrest have thus been extended.