Measures taken by the new government included the nationalization of all land, with further powers to confiscate any immovable property without compensation except in cases of undue hardship.
Within the EU, nationals can elect to get treated in another member country for pre-approved procedures or in cases of undue delay, if they carry a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), also called the EU Medical Card.
The project was made possible thanks to EU funding within joint UNICEF project «Implementation of reforms in the justice system to ensure children's access to the judicial system and reduction of cases of undue treatment of children who are in conflict with law».
If you feel it is a case of maladministration (neglect, undue delay, discrimination etc) you can ask your MP to complain to the parliamentary ombudsman.
The case also made clear that this principle of undue influence vitiating consent would equally apply to the acceptance of treatment.
In particular, a high-priority task is developed using non-conventional sliding mode control to guarantee safe reference parameters imposed by the task, e.g., keeping a load at a desired orientation (to prevent spill out in the case of liquids, or to reduce undue stresses that may compromise fragile items).
If they procrastinate, cases may be dropped because witnesses die or because of undue delay, as happened with Robert Topol, a third Livent manager.
The case, which is now called Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt, determined the definition of "undue burden" in Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey.
When the case resumes, the contesting relatives will almost certainly argue that the will that excluded them, was a result of "undue influence" and should, therefore, be knocked out.
