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Meanings of overreach in anglès
Usage of overreach in anglès
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Critics have said say Weissmann's hardball approach can lead to prosecutorial overreach.
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Sometimes political expediency can overreach itself and perpetrate the most grave injustices.
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China's international reputation is only being harmed by the overreach, he said.
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That was evidently an overreach politically, at least for the Brexit-plagued UK.
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Richard Beales Twitter seems to be avoiding Facebook's overreach -so far.
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We must not overreach, or make bets that God will help us.
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Others, meanwhile, say putting these trades under U.S. oversight is regulatory overreach.
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Officers who were too confident could too easily overreach or make mistakes.
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Girls of this type often overreach themselves and thus establish their guilt.
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For instance, Facebook's overreach on privacy is a feature, not a bug.
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Republicans viewed the housing white paper as another instance of Fed overreach.
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Master Bailey's assistance is next requisitioned, and him friend Diccon cannot overreach.
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Clear direction from the courts is also urgently needed to prevent executive overreach.
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Republicans say the proposal represents a government overreach that could harm small businesses.
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Conservatives call Obamacare a government overreach that drives up health costs.
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Republicans call that law a government overreach into the healthcare system.
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United States of America
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