Sentence examples for have acted excessively from inspiring English sources
The police at Heathrow may have acted excessively, but the Guardian appears to have entered very dangerous waters where journalists who care for their country should not venture.
This incident is symptomatic of the damage and distrust that can be caused in communities when a small minority – and it is a minority – of police officers are seen to have acted excessively, incorrectly or unfairly.
Reacting online to the prosecution, some Chinese citizens questioned why government officials were not held responsible for their decision to permit the project without soliciting public input, while others said the defendants had acted excessively.
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.
On Tuesday night, when the news of the firing broke, Administration officials announced that the President had acted, at least in part, because Comey, in the course of clearing Hillary Clinton in last year's e-mail controversy, had made excessively harsh public comments about her.
However, every regime, in order to retain power when it feels threatened, acts excessively.
Do not act excessively nervous; she may misinterpret this as a sign you are into her.
As we act here to address those imbalances by repairing our balance sheets, boosting our national saving, and investing in U.S. competitiveness to achieve the president's export goals, other nations that have relied excessively on exports must act to boost their domestic demand or we will all risk lower overall growth," she added.
