Sentence examples for has not overstepped from inspiring English sources

"We're going to dissect every bit of the case to make sure the government has not overstepped its bounds".

There is a fine line between supporting and inciting the demonstrators, and Obama has not overstepped it.

In a poll on Friday, TechCrunch readers narrowly said Google hasn't overstepped its boundaries with Knol.

She thought Clinton would never face prosecution, not because she hasn't overstepped, but because she's an exalted political figure, unlike the individuals who have been targeted in leak probes.

Judge Henry H. Kennedy Jr. of Federal District Court disagreed, saying that while he was not making a "definitive ruling" on the law, it appeared constitutional and lawmakers had not overstepped their authority.

Then came the drama: the bowler had not overstepped, and nor did the batsman feather the ball on to his pad.

The sarcastic cheers which greeted his decision were renewed when Caddick struck with his fifth ball, having Keedy caught at second slip, and the big man would have had Loye in his following over if he had not overstepped.

But this does not explain why the administration continues to oppose a provision that would allow for after-the-fact court oversight to ensure that our spies have not overstepped their wiretapping powers when it comes to Americans.

Dhoni's stand of 107 with the chunky Ramesh Powar helped turn India's score of 79 for five into a semi-respectable 223, and England might have folded again if Vikram Singh had not overstepped seconds before Bell carved him to backward point.

It would have helped the cause further if Stokes, with the ball now, had not overstepped in inducing a slip catch from Jermaine Blackwood when on 21, something with which he has previous from before he had even taken a Test wicket.

In an unusual Saturday conference call with reporters, senior S.& P. officials insisted the ratings firm hadn't overstepped its bounds by focusing on the political paralysis in Washington as much as fiscal policy in determining the new rating.