Sentence examples for put it beyond from inspiring English sources

But Asia Global Crossing itself has begun a separate search for investors in an effort to remain afloat, a process that could put it beyond the reach of companies seeking to acquire its parent.

Meanwhile, Newham has been endeavouring to shift some of its stock into partnerships with housing associations to put it beyond the reach of Right to Buy, though if the new government implements its policy of extending the right to housing association tenants – a policy even a senior representative of London big business has described as "bonkers" – it might prove futile.

Its mentions of same-sex kissing and joint-rolling put it beyond the pale for country radio's strait-laced gatekeepers.

Yahoo was caught out when Alibaba tried to transfer one of its most valuable assets, Alipay, into a new company to put it beyond the reach of Yahoo.

But the property's value would seem to put it beyond the tenants' reach.

The error had been made four years earlier, and this put it beyond the state's three-year statute of limitations.

"Clearly what would put it beyond doubt would be a constitution and an elected government," Mr. Wolfensohn said.

But the World Health Organisation lists it as an essential medicine, which by the UN's own rules should put it beyond any attempt at a ban.

Many oilmen suspect that Somalia itself may contain the region's energy mother-lode; war and piracy put it beyond reach.Management is another test.

Alternatively, to put it beyond doubt, the Border Force Act could list a wider range of conduct that would be exempted from the cone of silence.

In the seven days since Agassi – himself a brilliant exponent of the two-fisted version of the stroke – made his pronouncement, Murray has surely put it beyond debate.