Sentence examples for by undue from inspiring English sources

Activists have long complained that Muslim women in Malaysia have been victimized by undue delays and unfair rulings in divorce and custody cases in Shariah courts.

So, too, are the claims that such acts were unintentional or caused by undue pressure to perform in the classroom or on the job.

But clearly Hightower and others are not upset about parents supporting their children; they are annoyed by undue preference for kin, especially when those who benefit from it pretend not to have been the recipient of any such thing.

At the heart of the conservatives' project is the revision of a constitution written under American occupation and a dream of reversion to a mythical state that is strong and unsullied by undue foreign influences.

Let us assume for a moment that the revolution happens: assistance rushes in to help and repair the children badly hurt by undue stress, and kids arrive at kindergarten ready to learn.

It's not that I go about my business burdened by undue fear of common-or-garden crime, though my local police team – itself a community policing novelty – is doing its best to frighten the neighbourhood out of complacency, real or imagined, despite falling official crime figures.

"Medicare payment policy should be determined by experts, using evidence, not by the undue influence of special interests," Mr. Rockefeller said.

Bruce Cain argues in "The American Interest" that greater transparency can undermine good governance by allowing undue influence of discrete interests and by creating inefficiencies.

For instance, one of the important findings from the immigrant entrepreneurship research is that firm-level social capital if based on predominantly co-ethnic network ties may constrain the growth of an entrepreneur, by limiting the diversity of resources and opportunities accessed and by imposing undue obligations for reciprocating to and serving the co-ethnics (Woolcock 1998).

You can put it on a pedestal by bringing undue optimism to the prospect of meeting Ernest Hemingway or some other expat after his seventh Pernod.

And it gave new support to other charges that Mr. Nixon had widely abused his office by bringing undue Presidential pressures to bear on sensitive Government agencies.