Sentence examples for program too far from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Bush is channeling the belle of Amherst, Mrs. Bush is carrying her literacy program too far.

"It starkly signals the city's recognition that a key part of the stop-and-frisk program went too far," he said.

This is language that Mr. Obama rarely uses, but that was invoked frequently by Mr. Bush, typically to imply that the United States might use military force against Iran if its nuclear program progressed too far.

Nuclear weapons... have no place in Iran's security and defense doctrine... 2) Right to the enrichment Iran and other related nuclear rights.... Nuclear technology has already enriched [on an] industrial scale Rouhani asserts that the nuclear program is too far along to deny.

And if there's a time slot when the program is too far outside your area, make plans to meet up with others, even if it's poolside.

Democrats had bolted from the measure because Republican cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program went too far.

Nevertheless, U.C.-Davis's program went too far for a majority of justices, and it was struck down and Bakke admitted.

The farm bill failed last month after Democrats voted against it because they felt its cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program went too far, while conservative Republicans voted nay because the cuts didn't go far enough.

Deangelo Hawthorne, 18, a recent high school graduate, said he worried that crime-fighting tactics like the stop-and-frisk program had gone too far in minority neighborhoods like Wakefield.

Bob Ford argues in The Philadelphia Inquirer that crippling the football program was going too far, while Gregg Doyel of CBSSports.com takes the side that the N.C.A.A. finally stood up for what's right and all collateral damage is necessary.

Former President Jimmy Carter thinks surveillance programs have "gone too far," the Georgia Democrat told HuffPost Live in an interview Tuesday.