Sentence examples for disproportionate restriction from inspiring English sources
Thus, operations by cooperatives could be exempted only under the general competition rules, if the conditions, i.e. creation of efficiencies, benefits for consumers, no disproportionate restriction of competition, are fulfilled.
It would be possible to challenge the indefinite detention of asylum seekers and the mentally ill, to challenge the overreach of counter-terrorism laws and to challenge disproportionate restrictions on speech and association.
The United Nations has warned that the state of emergency imposed by France in the wake of the Paris attacks is imposing "excessive and disproportionate restrictions" on fundamental human rights.
A statement by Amnesty International noted that the recent hardening of Spain's anti-terrorism laws has left the criminal code full of "vague and overly broad definitions," which "can result in disproportionate restrictions on human rights, including the right to freedom of expression".
Q: WHO's Emergency Committee regarding Ebola recently criticized 34 countries for imposing "disproportionate" restrictions on travel to and from the Ebola region; it said this is hampering the response and recovery efforts.
These include disproportionate restrictions on the rights to freedom of movement and religion and to privacy and peaceful assembly which have already affected thousands of people.
In a statement published on Tuesday, they criticized France for imposing "excessive and disproportionate restrictions on fundamental freedoms" as part of the state of emergency that was declared following the assault.
Imposing disproportionate restrictions (all the way to quarantine) will most certainly not help.
Examination of individual organs (brain, kidney and liver) revealed a disproportionate growth restriction in the brain of 70% in 4-week-old iMSUD mice compared with age-matched controls (Fig. 3B).
Ponderal index has been used by clinicians and epidemiologists as a measure of thinness at birth and an indicator of disproportionate or asymmetric growth restriction.
17 While diet is clearly a factor in the development of gout, 18 patients and physicians frequently place a disproportionate emphasis on dietary restrictions.
