Sentence examples for excessively burden from inspiring English sources

Congress appears to agree, and last fall it passed the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act, which exempts religious groups from laws that excessively burden religious exercise.

WITH unanimity and astonishing speed -- 16 minutes elapsed from introduction to passage in the House of Representatives -- Congress has acted to exempt religious institutions from land-use rules that excessively burden religious exercise.

The entire regulatory landscape may be changing, however, as a result of the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act, which exempts religious institutions from zoning rules that excessively burden religious exercise.

Introducing new material into the medical school curriculum needs to be done with sensitivity to the perception that a new "special interest" will supplant existing elements, and excessively burden those responsible for delivering the existing curriculum.

Because having the physician answer the same questions about the process of every decision would excessively burden the respondent, we elected to pose such questions solely for the most important decision.

I don't know what that burden is but feel they are excessively burdened, Paris especially.

But, although Hare obviously believes life can begin again at 60, his two women seem excessively burdened by their past.

Our analysis of attendance data indicated that ETPP significantly reduced the prevalence of absenteeism without excessively burdening teachers.

These statistics would be significant factors in ascertaining the scope of the problem and in creating solutions that would protect the injured party without excessively burdening the average citizen.

WASHINGTON — The nominee to lead the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau told a Senate committee on Tuesday that he would make it a priority "to streamline and cut back" a mountain of regulations that has grown up over the last 30 years, which he said excessively burdened some banks and discourages them from lending money to consumers.

The Court could come to a similar conclusion in this case: Hobby Lobby has free exercise or free expression rights, but these are not excessively burdened by the tax penalties that they would have to pay under the ACA.