Sentence examples for overstepping the limits from inspiring English sources

America's chaotic financial landscape had been tolerated by countless administrations fearful of overstepping the limits of federal power.

TEPCO denies any plan to abandon the Daiichi plant.The Sankei has picked on Mr Yoshida's taped criticism of Mr Kan to reinforce its case that he worsened the crisis by overstepping the limits of his authority.

These parties quickly raised concerns about stifling innovation, overstepping the limits of federal authority and understanding the nuances of fintech, among many others.

Critics also fear the terrorism charges will provide the police and the military, whose reputations are already stained by allegations of human rights abuses such as extrajudicial killings, with an excuse to keep overstepping the limits, perhaps even more often.

She said her husband, a former probation officer with the Montana Department of Corrections, criticized the agent for overstepping the limits of his position. . "He thinks it is very bad what this guy was doing because he does not have the right to do it," Suda told the outlet. .

But, he said, their protest had overstepped the limits.

"If officials overstep the limits set by the central government, their positions will become untenable".

With this, Boris Johnson appears to have overstepped the limits of his role as prime ministerial straight man.

The decision under review, from the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, in Atlanta, said the health care law overstepped the limits imposed by the commerce clause by regulating inactivity and forcing people into the marketplace.

With all this, there is a command of such a style as has not before been written, a wonderful style that sometimes threatens to overstep the limits of prose, delicate, dainty, impassioned, yet certain and chastened.

The question is whether the Oscars have come far or fast enough; for some observers, I regret to say, they may already have overstepped the limit.