Bill Clinton's strategy was to cross the Rubicon by filling in most of the river.
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"Parliament is not being asked to cross the Rubicon today, " said Public Health Minister Yvette Cooper.
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"I'm not sure I want to cross the Rubicon, if this is a Rubicon, " he said.
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This development ultimately enabled Julius Caesar to cross the Rubicon with an army loyal to him personally and effectively end the Republic.
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But it does not want to jettison the assertion that it is still basically neutral or to cross the rubicon into fighting a war.
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Former South African President P . W . Botha did something similar 10 years ago when the world was told he would " cross the Rubicon " toward democratic rule.
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Despite an urgent plea from the Spirit of Rome to lay down his arms, Caesar crosses the Rubicon, rallies his troops and marches south to Rome, joined by Curio along the way.
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Overall, however, the movie holds our interest, as the boys escalate their pranks and Francis, the more sensitive, artistic of the group, crosses the Rubicon of his first relationship with a girl.
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"Tomorrow can be the day when all of the pro-agreement parties together cross the Rubicon, " said Martin McGuinness, the former Irish Republican Army commander who today serves as Northern Ireland's education minister.
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Caesar crosses the Rubicon River with the remainder of his army in January, 49 BC . As the news is cried throughout the city, Niobe suckles the baby, indicating that it is really hers.
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