Sentence examples for lines on what from inspiring English sources

And we all, to some extent, draw our own lines on what constitutes polite behavior.

But he also went into detail, setting down apparent red lines on what Iran would accept.

But the commission has not drawn clear lines on what is required of small political ads online.

The practical difficulties of trying to draw judicial lines on what is "interstate commerce" are also great.

If the N.L.R.B.'s position is upheld, this case could draw some clearer lines on what businesses can and cannot do to avoid dealing with unions.

This means, for example, Britain's National Institute for Health and Care Excellence and the NHS taking stronger lines on what they are willing to pay and supporting poorer countries to do likewise.

And the investigator who tries to get the inside line on what makes one different from another runs into the French version of the wall of silence.

Most of the new members ran on platforms stressing an increase in parental influence over the schools, setting up a potential fault line on what has been one of the mayor's bedrock issues, education.

Where does one draw the line on what is acceptable? A. I think it's not a technique that is foreseeably going to be clinically useful with a political consensus.

When do we draw the line on what we did?

Wal-Mart has hitherto taken a hard line on what its bosses view as nuisance lawsuits.