Sentence examples for overstepped after from inspiring English sources

NO MORE STEPPING UP -- Can we agree: no one should ever say that a player "must step up," "has stepped up," "is stepping up," or "hasn't stepped up?" ESPN vastly overstepped; after Connecticut's semifinal victory on Sunday, the reporter Doris Burke employed the phrase three times in less than 30 seconds in an interview about the Huskies' star, Diana Taurasi.

The attorney general, George Brandis, has dismissed criticism that he overstepped his powers after contentious raids by the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (Asio) on Canberra premises over the past 24 hours.

Just once has a court ruled that Mr. Clinton has overstepped his bounds, after he signed an order in 1995 that banned awarding federal contracts to employers that permanently replace striking employees.

He overstepped the time control after 34... but, but his position was lost anyway.

If you thought New York's ambitious Attorney General Eliot Spitzer had overstepped his purview by going after Merrill Lynch, watch Borg.

The filing comes a week after Americans for Safe Access, the country's largest medical marijuana advocacy organization, filed a lawsuit against the federal government, claiming the Department of Justice had overstepped its constitutional authority, and after several members of Congress penned a letter to the Obama administration calling for an end to the federal crackdown.

The Supreme Court struck down the act after a challenge claimed Congress had overstepped states' authority in enacting it.

The burst of signatures on the Shays-Meehan petition last week came after House opponents of campaign finance reform overstepped themselves.

She had been among the 439 children returned to their parents in June after the Texas Supreme Court ruled that the state had overstepped when it put all the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints children into foSaintsare.

Jones was deciding whether the NFL overstepped its authority in modifying Rice's two-game suspension after video of the Baltimore Ravens running back punching Janay became public.

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.