Sentence examples for more red lines from inspiring English sources

For starters, no more red lines.

"No more red lines, no more looking the other way.

"There are no more red lines left for terrorists to cross," tweeted the Iranian foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, his pious sentiments shared by many other Muslim leaders.

Mr. Obama, having backed away from his campaign red line – he said he would preserve tax cuts only for middle incomes and below while making everyone else pay a bigger share – has now drawn two more red lines.

After it pulled out in 2005, more red lines were drawn by the country's politicians — Sunni and Shiite, Druze and Christian — staking claims that would eventually prove as malleable as a Levantine compromise.

Mr Clegg said he would announce "one or two more" red lines over the weekend.

Mark Fitzpatrick, the director of the non-proliferation and disarmament department at the Institute for International Strategic Studies described the speech as "very unhelpful" with "more and more unacceptable red lines, walking back the Lausanne accord".

Jack Collins Edinburgh Please no more dubious "red lines" from Nick Clegg Nick Cleggg: we would prevent Tory cuts or reduce Labour's deficit, 28 April).

"Waze is more than just red lines on the map.

Mr Clegg dodged and weaved, repeatedly trying to draw the presenter's attention to his party's red lines: more cash for health and education, a higher income tax threshold and an emergency "stability budget" after the election.

As Mr. Rogers and others have argued, inaction makes it more likely that American red lines elsewhere in the region will be questioned, especially in Iran, which is facing pressure on its nuclear weapons program and watching Syria closely.