Sentence examples for excessive decision from inspiring English sources

It is an excessive decision and there was not enough evidence and I have seen more aggressive incidents recently.

Uruguay say they will appeal, calling it an "excessive decision" for which "there was not enough evidence".

The Uruguayan FA had described Fifa's ruling as an "excessive decision" for which "there was not enough evidence".

Type II errors in the form of excessive governmental requirements and unreasonable decisions can delay commercialization of a new product, lessen competition to produce it, and inflate its ultimate price.

To prevent significant computational overhead and excessive delay in decision making when allocating data budget to each application in the O-IDM system, we developed an alternate heuristic solution to the IDM problem.

In this context, in addition to abstracting from community level heterogeneity, the failure of numerous rural development projects since the 1970s can be partially linked to inadequate community participation and local capacity, as well as the excessive centralization of decision making-a common source of politically induced resource misallocation (e.g. van Zyl et al., 2000).

Recent researches in the design of logistic networks have shown that the overall distribution cost may be excessive if routing decisions are ignored when locating depots.

The excessive pride begets decisions that lead to misery, and the realization of the failure always comes too late to reverse it.

Tocqueville emphasized that the excessive centralization of decision-making in Paris combined with the arbitrary practices of the local military leadership meant that French colonists had no security of property, let alone the political and civil rights that they were accustomed to France.

Retaining the right to approve the sale of Entravision's Univision affiliates "would give Univision excessive influence over decisions taken in the ordinary course of Entravision's business," the FCC said.

However inducement becomes 'undue' where an excessive offer distorts decision-making, leading to individuals participating against their better judgment.