Sentence examples for be unduly restrictive from inspiring English sources
Although "film" initially referred to the celluloid stock on which movies were recorded, restricting the term to just celluloid-based works would be unduly restrictive.
In this year's filing, for example, the company said that imposing gender and minority requirements on the board selection process would be unduly restrictive and "would undermine the company's holistic evaluation of candidates".
Indeed, proposals such as living wills to reduce the systemic costs from liquidations of large, complex financial institutions are desirable in that they will lower systemic risk fees charged to institutions in good times, and not be unduly restrictive of beneficial financial intermediation.
However, this criterion may in some cases be unduly restrictive and one may begin with a large number of species and end up with very few species having the "true" ortholog of the protein being investigated.
With the rapid expansion of managed care in the 1990s, the requirement of financial risk-sharing as the defining feature of a legitimate physician network proved to be unduly restrictive.
The Court's reading of the District Court's charge is unduly restrictive.
Armed with this knowledge, you can mention the requirements of other banks when the potential lender is unduly restrictive.
This G.D.P. limitation is unduly restrictive, as the indicator fails to correlate particularly well with market liquidity.
The suit, filed Friday in the United States Court of Federal Claims by Google, contends that by considering only Microsoft products, the government was "unduly restrictive of competition".
Group boycotts of a trader, said the Court, are among those 'classes of restraints which from their 'nature or character' were unduly restrictive * * *.' 359 U.S., at 211, 79 S.Ct., at 709.
"I believe the say-on-pay rules we are adopting today are unduly restrictive and impose unnecessary burdens, particularly on smaller reporting companies, with minimal corresponding benefits for investors," Ms. Casey said Tuesday.
