Sentence examples for Undue cost from inspiring English sources

"Privacy often can be protected without undue cost to security," he continues.

The plan is currently on hold pending a supreme court challenge from states that claim it will place an undue cost upon the public.

This process, he said, in setting back a selection by at least four months, meant that keeping to the original launching date would put undue cost and schedule pressure on the winner.

The company reasons that after 90 days, your problem might be self-induced and that without a time limit there could be "an undue cost burden on our products, forcing us to raise our prices for all consumers instead of the few that need continuous help," wrote Mark Wilhelm, a vice president at Sling Media, in an e-mail message to the Haggler.

"D.E.C. was not going to address it in a way that was adequate enough for industry," he said, adding, "The governor recognized the legitimate inequities in the proposal that D.E.C. had put on the street and was very concerned about undue cost on business".

If the person hadn't felt comfortable speaking, a structure would have been built that would soon have had to be demolished at undue cost.

Inequities and undue costs occur due to a lack of thoughtful planning.

Those that fail face fines.Businesses often complain that such tough measures impose undue costs, which they must then pass on to consumers as higher prices.

Banking associations say it would impose undue costs on them because there are no reliable federal or state databases with shell company owners.

As someone who now has a speciality in e-discovery, I see a small trend where the courts are reaching for mechanisms to impose undue costs of discovery on the litigant responsible for them.

He added that the law on the subject involving the EU Wild Birds Directive and the Habitats Directive – which a review ordered by chancellor George Osborne concluded was not putting undue costs on British businesses – was "unfortunately... complex and opaque".