Sentence examples for beyond undue from inspiring English sources

What the new N.S.R. rules finally reflect, though, even beyond undue corporate influence, is the Bush Administration's casual relationship to cause and effect.

According to reports by Interior's inspector general, abuses at the agency went beyond undue influence: there was "a culture of substance abuse and promiscuity" — cocaine, sexual relationships with industry representatives, and more.

The specific additional concern about money as a benefit (beyond undue inducement) is the potential to commercialize an altruistic endeavor.

Councillor Mike Gilbert, portfolio holder for community development at Boston Borough Council, said: "It is my view that the unprecedented swing towards UKIP was the public's way of expressing frustration to politicians at national level and beyond about the undue influence of the European Union.

Beyond the (allegedly undue) focus on slavery, respondents lamented what they viewed as a general miseducation of UNC students and liberal Americans in general.

Even with near-universal disapproval of Texas's regulations in the scientific community, where the marginal benefit of the laws is zero beyond conservative politics, an "undue burden" does not seem to constitute anything less than an outright prohibition.

Elderly people with inappropriately low levels of fear of falling might take undue risks beyond their physical ability to cope.

But beyond the need to avoid undue interference, it is hard to argue that the editorial qualities and culture appropriate 50 years ago should still hold sway over an industry so transformed in scale and ambition and which faces the current array of economic and technological challenges.

Louise Sheehy Fern Park, Fla., March 17 , 2011• To the Editor: Nuclear engineers will likely be blamed for the cascading problems at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, but the fatal flaws of nuclear power in both Japan and the United States are due to factors beyond the reach of engineers: The undue influence the nuclear industry exerts on regulators and elected officials.

Ashley signed up to an undertaking to not raise his stake beyond 10% and to not hold undue influence over the board.

Reading these provisions in tandem, United argues that an order confirming a plan that purports to discharge a student loan debt without an undue hardship finding is "doubly beyond the court's authority and therefore void". Brief for Petitioner 13.