Sentence examples for inappropriate burden from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schwarzenegger's communications director, Adam Mendelsohn, said the governor thought sending more troops would be an inappropriate burden on the state and would disrupt the Guard's training schedule.

He started off with a nod to liberal opponents of the sonogram legislation, saying the bill "places an inappropriate burden on women seeking to terminate a pregnancy".

In May 2013, Alabama's attorney general responded, calling the federal agency's request an "unnecessary and inappropriate" burden and asserting that the state would provide no further information to ease the feds' apparent concerns.

The wide variety of tools used today creates confusion, puts an inappropriate burden on delivery organizations, and fails to achieve comparability.

Such distortions become ethically relevant to the extent that they either lead us to decisions that are not, as they purport to be, in the best interests of babies or their mothers, or that place inappropriate burdens and responsibilities on pregnant women that are not responsive to reality.

Research on inner city communities has sometimes been seen as problematic in these neighborhoods with problems ranging from inappropriate burdens on time placed on already overburdened individuals and institutions to research that bypasses local residents all together.

Overall, our results show that the HLA marker frequencies were higher in patients than controls, but lower than expected from the literature data (excluding CD and IDDM) and demonstrate that, in complex immunogenetic conditions, a substantial number of genetic analyses are redundant and inappropriate, burdening to the public health costs.

In a similar vein, recent presidential directives regarding relaxation of inappropriate regulatory burdens should be rigorously implemented to boost confidence.

"Discussion of burden is inappropriate," he said.

There is consolidated evidence that the burden of inappropriate laboratory test requests is very high, up to 70%.

Oil & Gas UK chief executive Malcolm Webb said: "Even at $110 per barrel, the ability of the industry to realise the full potential of the UK's oil and gas resource was hamstrung by escalating costs, an unsustainably heavy tax burden and inappropriate regulation.