These visitors often bring cash and goods that the embargo has put beyond reach, which is feeding Cuba's budding private sector.
The visitors bring cash and huge bundles stuffed with goods that the embargo and Cuba's economic woes have put beyond reach, from basics like milk powder, bouillon cubes and vitamins to luxuries like BlackBerrys and flat-screen televisions.
From Cavendish, to Kingsmill, to Burstow, a series of high-profile reviews have put beyond doubt the threat that undervaluing frontline workers is posing to our social care system.
Experience suggests that this sort of intolerance can all too easily give rise to political violence.In the eyes of the regimes, Islam itself is a potential danger, because it is a source of authority and wellspring of action which the media revolution has put beyond the control of governments.
The armed Basque separatist group Eta has put beyond use a token part of its arsenal in a move verified by international mediators who said they were confident this was a first step to complete disarmament by a terrorist organisation that has killed more than 800 people.
By the time he bagged another in injury-time, Sidney Govou's goal had put the game beyond PSG.
Finally, after Sergio Agüero and Yaya Touré and Samir Nasri had put the result beyond United's reach, Rooney left his mark.
Storey, who was arrested last week in connection with the McGuigan murder, said the Provisional IRA had put its weapons beyond use and was "not coming back".
In that case it took four years for disarmament to be completed after decommissioning mediators first verified that the IRA had put some arms beyond use.
