It was out of his reach.

That's really not affordable.

Put the matches out of reach of children.

Put that medicine out of the baby's reach.

Zero carbon electricity is within reach.

Tom reached for the book, but it was out of reach.

The second, however, is probably still beyond its reach.

They need help and society needs to keep guns out of their reach.

Finally, a lot of Hezbollah s resources and forces are outside Israel s range.

Such a computer would open up universes, which are, at the present, outside the range of any instruments.

Despite uncertainty about Putin s intentions, that prize is not out of reach.

A far reaching reform will be difficult, and some may regard it as beyond our reach.

Memang, tujuan yang dinyatakan dalam perjanjian Paris akan berupaya mempertahankan pencapaian target 2 C .

Similar studies on human behavior and psychology, where causation is more complex, remain beyond our grasp.

All countries need new, low carbon technologies, many of which are still out of commercial reach.

But this objective was also unattainable under President Mohammad Khatami, Ahmadinejad s reform minded predecessor.

If Iran completes this development, the whole of Europe, as well as all of Russia, would be within its range.

Let this case serve as a warning to criminals that no one is beyond the reach of the law.

Deposits of hot dry rocks are common, and large amounts of heat are within reach in many places.

Masa depan berkelanjutan akan berada dalam genggaman kita, namun kondisi ini hanya akan terwujud jika kita menerapkan kebijakan yang tepat.

Only then can the principles underlying the Supreme Court s decision come within reach of ordinary Zimbabweans.

At other times, it will mean preventing markets from expanding beyond the reach of institutions that must remain national.

This intricate honeycomb divides the entire West Bank into multiple fragments, often uninhabitable or even unreachable.

Pension reform with private savings accounts and land reform leading to private ownership of land seem within reach.

For them, the old world of traditional ties and customs is gone, but the new world of modernity remains out of reach.

As today s financial crisis has made many Western assets cheap, they are now within reach of Russia s government and leading Russian companies.

The Deep Decarbonization Pathways Project (DDPP) has demonstrated that a low carbon future is within reach, with huge benefits at a very modest cost.

Perhaps one of the most significant elements in Iran s stagnation is that the Revolutionary Guards control a large portion of the economy, and are beyond the reach of government regulation.

Few commodities are out of reach for Chinese industry, because, unlike any other nation, it can simultaneously mobilize low cost labor and high tech automation.

His Internet surfing, compassionate, and generally liberal image helps recruit a key constituency those beyond the reach of Putin himself to the Putin plan.

Lopez has recommended parents and teachers use nonalcoholic products or sanitizing wipes short of moving hand sanitizer out of a child's reach.

Their focus on inhibiting India seems particularly misguided, given that China s core interests (Tibet, Taiwan, and the heartland of the Chinese mainland) are far beyond the reach of most of India s military capabilities.

Policy makers in developing countries are concerned that being forced to go down this path could put modern energy services beyond the reach of poor countries, families, and communities.

Reversal of that process will likely not occur until the three key elements of banking union common supervision, common deposit insurance, and a common resolution fund are within tangible reach.

The failed Times Square attack demonstrates the TTP s growing transnational ambitions (but also that the group s reach exceeds its grasp, at least for now).

But, if a dysfunctional culture of leadership has put a similar agenda of unity and social progress out of reach for sub Saharan Africa, so have the IMF and the World Bank.

Grandparents are often unable or unwilling to care for them, and the pathological education given to them by criminal gangs often puts them beyond the reach of any institution s ability to rehabilitate them.

With no end in sight to a war with thousands of civilian victims, and democracy far from the horizon, nobody could have foreseen how Nepal s people would express their demand for peace and change.

The idea of an under class looking with horror at the waste of the Capitol can be seen as an allegory for Russia's poor and disadvantaged watching the most expensive Games in history take place right in front of them, yet out of reach.

The rover made its first drive, a short turn to position targets of interest within reach of the robotic arm, in early November 2006, following the shortest days of winter and solar conjunction when communications with Earth were severely limited.