Sentence examples for lines beyond which from inspiring English sources

"We have red lines beyond which starts the destruction of the moral foundations of our society," he said in October.

Mr. Barak has long promised Israelis that there are clear "red lines" beyond which he will not compromise on these issues.

The issues on which she is unwavering are the ones you would expect: the environmental red lines beyond which no party whose main agenda is climate change could compromise.

"It's very frustrating," said one former official who left the Bush administration recently and believes that the administration has failed to draw clear "red lines" beyond which North Korea would not be allowed to expand its arsenal.

The field is then further divided by a center line and two sidelines and dead ball lines beyond which the ball is out of play.

But there is a line beyond which shock becomes offense and even anguish, and it is not one that should be casually crossed.

Although he thought more state control in some areas may be justified, governments always need to demark a line beyond which they do not traverse.

Although Ms. Ledan was on foot and had used a sidewalk, Mr. Zuckerman suggested that the security booth marked a boundary line beyond which someone "could be trespassing".

Even those rebels who have fled north of the "red line", beyond which Uganda's troops may not go, must be captured or killed, it says.

In politics "there has to be a line beyond which you don't go", he said years later, "the line that marks the difference between right and wrong, what your conscience tells you is right".

And they thought they found it in the fine print of Florida's law, which alters the way property boundaries are demarcated on nourished beaches by setting a fixed erosion control line, beyond which the shore is public.