Sentence examples for excessive under from inspiring English sources

In the suit filed last month, the New York attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, claimed that Mr. Grasso's pay was excessive under New York not-for-profit law and that the former stock exchange chairman abused his fiduciary duty by keeping directors in the dark about his rising pay.

The 48-page countersuit was filed in response to a suit brought in May by the New York attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, asserting that the $190 million Mr. Grasso was paid during his term as chief executive, from 1995 to 2003, was excessive under New York State law regulating nonprofit institutions and that Mr. Grasso should return at least $100 million of it.

Dynamic response of the bridge becomes excessive under resonating conditions, i.e., when the vehicle velocities are critical.

For example, when capital inflows become "excessive" under a pegged system, a monetary authority often attempts to sterilize the effect by reducing the domestic component of the monetary base through the sale of government bonds.

For example, when capital inflows become "excessive" under a pegged system, a monetary authority often attempts to sterilize the ensuing increase in the foreign component of the monetary base by reducing the domestic component of the monetary base.

It bounced and jounced along, swooping up, down and around at a speed that seemed excessive under the constrictive circumstances but probably wasn't much greater than that of a car driven by a little old man creeping in the left lane with his turn signal on.

Fractures of the acetabulum are much less common and can occur because of excessive under-reaming or with certain acetabular component design philosophies, specifically elliptic monoblock designs.

All the transgenic lines (L1, L2 and L7) showed considerably better chlorophyll retention under high salinity (after five days of stress), while WT lines showed excessive bleaching under similar conditions (Additional file 3: Figure S3A).

"The tax was excessive, and under it the country suffered very badly".

Campaigners and grassroots Tories fear excessive development under the new Draft National Planning Policy Framework, which was published in July and features a presumption in favour of "sustainable development".

"The law is unconstitutional, as it infringes people's right to make their own decisions on sex and secrecy and freedom of their private life, violating the principle banning excessive enforcement under the constitution," said constitutional court justice Seo Ki-Seok.