But I draw the line at her actual best friend.
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But we draw the line at snooping in a bedside table.
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"We just draw the line at 'fee-harvesting' cards," she says.
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While many Democrats also support charters, they draw the line at vouchers.
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Yet he does make the calculation to draw the line at some things.
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Just don't ask me to try pig collagen — I draw the line at snails.
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To draw the line at a technology company demoing cannabis is odd and frustrating.
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We're all for being frugal, but we draw the line at eating moldy food.
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I draw the line at freedom of speech when it actually invites violent ideology.
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Where we draw the line at supporting companies, Beijing directly subsidizes companies like Huawei.
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Until now, they've tried to draw the line at content likely to provoke violence.
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Why draw the line at the general election — and not, say, booing her at the convention?
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Kyle Richards makes a living off of conflict, but she draw the line at Kellyanne Conway.
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I do draw the line at places where the oppression is wholesale, such as apartheid South Africa.
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If you ask me questions about this, I draw the line at: I will explain why I'm convinced.
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"We would probably draw the line at leadership, seeing transgender persons as not qualified for leadership," Lambrecht said.
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You can certainly decide ahead of time that you will draw the line at offering him shelter yourself.
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I've watched you denigrate countless American institutions but I draw the line at John Legend and Chrissy Teigen.
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That's why we draw the line at any speech which can lead to real world violence and harm.
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The orthodox argument, ably expressed by Lord Falconer, has it that we should draw the line at six months.
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I work very hard to deliver for Minnesota, but I draw the line at marrying the Secretary of Transportation.
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" Clegg said Facebook will "draw the line at any speech which can lead to real world violence and harm.
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After two years of deadlock, EU leaders could be forced to draw the line at a June 28-29 summit.
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But over 60% of people in their 20s draw the line at the idea of a joint ice-hockey team.
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They seem to draw the line at paid ads and paid political speech, whereas everything before it was so nuanced.
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I never thought of myself as a prude, but I draw the line at butt smacks while children are present.
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They need to demonstrate they can withstand a sometimes crude and rowdy environment but also draw the line at abuse.
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We love having colourful products, colourful staff, and colourful baths — but we do try to draw the line at colourful customers.
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"I just draw the line at prosperous pilgrims, whether believers or secular, in exploiting religious hospitality for a subsidized holiday," he said.
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But etiquette experts might draw the line at hiring someone to write and deliver a Dear John letter because you're too chicken.
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Most directors would probably draw the line at asking amateur teenage actors to simulate their own suicide, but Rau loves an ethical minefield.
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The lawmakers alleged bias at the FBI and suggested the department has conspired against Trump — but many could draw the line at impeachment.
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Our reactions legitimized it as blackmail, proving that we arbitrarily draw the line at what is and isn't okay when it comes to sex.
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Her colleague and moderate democrat Ronny Tong said he believed, realistically, any new laws could draw the line at organized efforts to promote independence.
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As fun as it is to banter, you might want to draw the line at basic kissing first, because your heart will get involved.
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To maybe watch some live music, on some of the days, but draw the line at actually immersing yourself in the filthy thick of it?
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YouTube does not want to stifle debate, disagreement or legitimate criticism of public officials, he said, but it wants to draw the line at harassment.
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Kagan wrote the statute "does not draw the line at lewd, sexually explicit, or profane marks" instead it covers "the universe of immoral or scandalous" material.
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While Americans by and large accept and respect our long, honorable tradition of political dissent, including civil disobedience, most of us draw the line at violence.
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It just goes to show that if you don't draw the line at self-abuse or abuse of others, you can make your dreams come true.
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But during his Senate confirmation hearing, he told senators that despite that, he was likely to draw the line at trying to overturn the endangerment finding.
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As a card-carrying liberal, I even have a sneaking soft spot for Newt Gingrich's alternative Civil War histories, though I draw the line at his politics.
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In short the latest incarnation of the expository impulse is truncated and sites like Facebook and Twitter welcome most hate groups but most draw the line at underboobs.
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Yet while there are a few worm-eating cultures in the world, even adventurous entomophages outside of those cultures often draw the line at eating straight earthworms, especially living ones.
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"I respectfully disagree with the administration's decision to essentially draw the line at not meddling and not interfering," Pence told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on "The Situation Room" in June 2009.
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So when Republicans who went along with the earlier strategy draw the line at Mr. Trump, they're not really taking a stand on principle; they're just complaining about the price.
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Mr. Adler doesn't draw the line at turning federal lands over to private ownership, under the right circumstances — for instance, with groups like the Nature Conservancy among the potential private owners.
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From Dubya's evangelical conservatism to Milo's Rimbaudian new right, from "marriage is between a man and a woman" to "well, we draw the line at ephebophilia" is a rather dizzying trajectory.
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Breemer said it may possible for the state to draw the line at material that advocates for or against a candidate or issue, but Kagan wanted to know what that would include.
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"We reluctantly tolerate content that we find reprehensible, but we draw the line at platforms that have demonstrated they directly inspire tragic events and are lawless by design," Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince wrote.
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Just as many have drawn the line on immigration at family separation, there may be a willingness to draw the line at ignoring two of the most essential human needs: food and health.
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Mr. Baker said the moves by the tech firms could chip away at arbitration in all kinds of employee disputes because it would be hard for companies to draw the line at sexual harassment.
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And yet I think that the saner or more practical fallback position might be the constitutional one, at least in the US, which is we're going to draw the line at free speech and violence.
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The social media giant has faced months of criticism for its general unwillingness to fact-check political ads published on its platform, though it seems to draw the line at interfering with the US census.
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Even people who have no moral qualms about killing animals, at least in some contexts, would surely draw the line at lethal methods that cause another creature to suffer terribly, and for no reasonable purpose.
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I guess you might have hoped that there would be some limits to what these apparatchiks would accept, that even they would draw the line at gross abuses of power and collusion with foreign autocrats.
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But the technology giants say they draw the line at the government's request in the San Bernardino case, in which law enforcement seeks to "commandeer" Apple's engineers to undermine the security features of its own products.
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It's pretty strange for the director and co-writer of a film trumpeting humanity for all — whether for a closeted gay man or an Amazonian fish monster — to draw the line at sexual fetishes and kinks.
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They say they are making it easier for people to subscribe and are offering grants, partnerships and training programs to boost local news, but draw the line at sharing digital revenue at the levels news executives want.
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While most shows will draw the line at letting you pick where you sit, here is one entirely driven by your choices, upgrading you from passive observer to protagonist in something like a real-life video game.
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I thought about cracking open an ATM or beating up a creepy dude and getting myself arrested, like Jessica does many times on the show, but I figured VICE might draw the line at bailing me out of jail.
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I draw the line at clothing with writing on it, but numbers don't bother me, so I also bought a tattered long-sleeved T-shirt with "99" cut from white fabric and stitched onto the front before being half burned off.
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Most draw the line at whether or not that speech leads to violence, but these recent actions show that tech companies are now willing to go a step further and include online harassment and hateful content as a part of that definition.
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It may feel easier to draw the line at Nazis and overt white supremacists, but that doesn't excuse us from thinking seriously — as we should have a long time ago — about educational standards for who deserves a college platform and financial resources.
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I draw the line at treatments that are too permanent, like microblading (a method of tattooing on eyebrows) or anything that sounds like it's too far from being approved by the F.D.A. I also keep costs in mind (we don't accept free services or travel).
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With the rapid spread of the Zika virus, for instance, several journals signed a statement promising that scientists would not be penalized for immediately releasing their findings, given the potential benefit for public health, in turn prompting some scientists to ask, why draw the line at Zika?
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The first recorded act of violence at a Trump rally depends on what you define as violence: If you count hair pulling or sign grabbing, it happened in the summer of 2015; if you draw the line at punching or kicking, it happened in November 2015.
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But these voters appear to draw the line at steroid use after 2004, when MLB began random drug testing in the major leagues with a series of light suspensions for guilty players: 10 days for the first offense, 30 for the second, 1503 for the third, a year for the fourth.
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We should be able email however we want, within general parameters of professional propriety (I draw the line at kisses, unless you are genuinely friends with the person outside of a work context.) I do agree with Reiss that too many qualifiers can risk undermining your message, if you're using them automatically and not intentionally.
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"We draw the line at giving special accommodation to hate groups and hate speech, especially considering that the courts granted Metro the ability to deny ads on buses and trains that are 'issue-oriented,' " ATU Local 689 President Jackie Jeter said, NBC 85033 reported, adding that the union is advising that its members do whatever they feel is safe during the day of the demonstration.
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They were also a glaringly obvious violation of YouTube's rules, which state:We draw the line at Content that intends to incite violence or encourage dangerous or illegal activities that have an inherent risk of serious physical harm or death... Videos that we consider encouraging dangerous or illegal activities include, among other things, instructional bomb making, choking games, hard drug use, or other acts where serious injury may result.
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Still others have argued that First Man not only minimizes the flag, but in doing so illustrates how Hollywood "censors" its movies to appeal to the Chinese market, as if to suggest that Chinese audiences would be okay watching a movie that clearly showed Americans were the first to land on the moon, but draw the line at being overtly reminded that an American planted a flag onto the moon.
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I draw the line at eyeball evidence and what I personally believe. I had three Hall of Famers come up to me at Cooperstown ... and they all said the same thing, 'We're looking to you guys to uphold the integrity of this place.
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In 2000 Nada Gordon, along with Gary Sullivan, Mitch Highfill, Drew Gardner and K Silem Mohammad began the practice that resulted in the creation of the Flarf movement, submitting intentionally atrocious poems to the website Poetry.com, which had scammed Sullivan's father, to see if the vanity press would draw the line at publishing their compositions.
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I am witnessing the deterioration of our ethnic > organizations, which were once dedicated to the educational improvement of > our men inside San Quentin, to para-military organizations with > revolutionary overtones…. I do not believe that as the propagation of > revolutionary acts or material. In fact, I believe it to be the exact > opposite of my duty…. I intend to draw the line at revolutionary education.
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He graduated from University of California, San Diego. His "Wise Up" cartoon launched the viral #Draw4Atena campaign in 2015 on behalf of jailed Iranian artist Atena Farghadani. Cavna wrote the Harvey Award-nominated journalism profile for the Eisner Award-nominated book Team Cul de Sac: Cartoonists Draw the Line at Parkinson's. He was the emcee and co-programmer of the first-ever "Graphic Novel Night" Pavilion at the Library of Congress's National Book Festival.
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In Stillingfleet's case, it supported reconciliation with Presbyterians. Stillingfleet and Tillotson In 1674 they met with Richard Baxter and Thomas Manton, in an attempt to draft a reconciliation with the nonconformists.newblehome.co.uk They were largely sympathetic with the new science of their times. Stillingfleet did draw the line at the materialist tendency in the views of Edmond Halley, whom he examined with the help of Richard Bentley in 1691, when Halley applied for the Savilian Chair of Astronomy.
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It was originally a complete protection for witnesses against claims for defamation, before developing to cover protection from other tort claims.Lord Phillips, para. 12. He noted that it was difficult to draw the line at present between expert assistance that was immune from claim and that which was not: it might be that the earlier advice was negligent, not the evidence given in court resiling from that earlier advice, even if it was the later developments about which the client complained.Lord Phillips, paras. 42–43.
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Ray Kirschmann is a plainclothes detective on the New York police force, and is described by Bernie as "the best cop money can buy," since Ray will allow himself to be bribed to overlook Bernie's occasional illegal activities. However, Ray does draw the line at homicide, and is usually present at the climax of each novel when the murderer is finally revealed. A married, middle-aged man, Ray's appearance is normally rumpled (despite having expensive clothes) and he tends to talk in a less-educated manner than Bernie. He and Carolyn are not friendly.
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In an editorial on March 11, 1979, The Washington Post wrote that The Progressive case, "as a press-versus- government First Amendment contest, is John Mitchell's dream case—the one the Nixon Administration was never lucky enough to get: a real First Amendment loser." The newspaper called on The Progressive to "forget about publishing it". In the Pentagon Papers case, Professor Alexander Bickel, an expert on the United States Constitution, when asked hypothetically if prior restraint could ever be justified, had told the court that he would draw the line at the hydrogen bomb. Daniel Ellsberg, who had leaked the Pentagon Papers, told Morland that he believed that nuclear weapon designs should be kept secret.
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In the year 1256, the Shogunal Deputy in Kyoto, Hōjō Shigetoki (1198-1261) wrote a letter to his son and house elders of his clan. The letter, now known as "The Message Of Master Gokurakuji", emphasized the importance of loyalty to one's master: :When one is serving officially or in the master's court, he should not think of a hundred or a thousand people, but should consider only the importance of the master. Nor should he draw the line at his own life or anything else he considers valuable. Even if the master is being phlegmatic and one goes unrecognized, he should know that he will surely have the divine protection of the gods and Buddhas ... One should rely on neither age nor youth.
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The "Shoot to kill" clause instructs police to treat people wanted under detention orders in the same way that an equivalent clause in the current law treats wanted suspects. The clause in particular has raised the concern of some state premiers, the so-called "Shoot to kill" clause, where police may use lethal force if they perceive a threat to life. The clause was not put to the premiers in the original discussions between the States and Federal Governments.Andrew Clennell and Louise Dodson "States draw the line at shoot- to-kill laws", Sydney Morning Herald, 21 September 2005, retrieved 4 August 2011 Law Council of Australia president John North, suggested that such powers were designed to protect police in the event of a mistaken fatal shooting such as that of Jean Charles de Menezes.newsunleashed.
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Helle Bering-Jensen, in the Washington Times, sounded a similar note, arguing that while most Americans "are quite happy to let other folks live the lives they please", many "draw the line... at gays in the military, gay marriages, gay parenting and so forth". A Place at the Table was nominated for a Lambda Literary Award in the category of Gay Men's Studies and was named a Notable Book of the Year by The New York Times, which described it as a "sharply argued polemic". In a 1999 article, "A Book that Made a Difference", author and attorney Dale Carpenter noted that in the 1990s, the defining gay political causes were not revolutionary in nature but instead "sought to weave gays into the larger fabric of American life" and that "No author better crystallized this deep and widespread yearning than Bruce Bawer in... A Place at the Table, the decade's most important book on the gay movement." The book, claimed Carpenter, "articulated better than any book before or since gays' rightful place in our culture" and "fueled a self- conscious movement of gay moderates and conservatives that is still redirecting gay politics".
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