Sentence examples for is off-limits for from inspiring English sources

The toilet is off-limits for the first three hours of the contest.

(The courtroom itself is off-limits for ICE, but not the courthouse, which is a public space).

Anything that smells remotely like the pooling of debts within the eurozone is off-limits for political debate in Germany, at least before the autumn election.

Since any radical change in the property system is off-limits for a man who numbers David and Sam among his drinking companions, risibly inadequate bits of sticking plaster have to serve instead.

But if the nursing home patient dies first or if the spouse in the community dies first, and the house had been tranferred to that spouse's name, the house is off-limits for calculating Medicaid benefits.

Moreover, a buffer zone has a boundary as well, and unless that zone is a "no-man's land" that is off-limits for both neighbors (which is, of course, not the case here) its creation achieves nothing except to shift the location of the boundary dispute further on to the private owner's land.

The Chinese government is off limits for sharp criticism.

And her personal life is off limits for discussion.

"No subject is off limits for BBC comedy," a BBC spokesman said.

In addition, companies should create Weblog policies that let employees know what management feels is off limits for public consumption.

In a sign of the confidence running through the conference hall, and the party, she added: "No constituency is off limits for the SNP in this election.