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See any red lines on blue skies going forward?

JOHN CODY enquires about the provenance of the phrase “red line issues” in EU negotiations (Irish Examiner letters, June 28).

See any red lines on blue skies going forward?

Fri, 02 Jul, 2004 - 01:00

That’s an interesting question for organisations of all sorts.

The expression is merely one part of the collateral spin-off of recent paradigm shift.

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