"I don't think it's undue cynicism to recognize that many of the old-format educational productions -- books, monographs, articles -- produce no or very little revenue," Mr. Miller said in an interview.
While it is unethical to provide incentives of a disproportional magnitude (financial or otherwise) that may coerce individuals to participate, especially those who are economically vulnerable, or where inducements are undue [ 14], it is unreasonable not to make participation as easy and rewarding as possible for those who do consent.
The definition of "undue burden", however, is rapidly expanding, as courts seem to take the position that almost nothing is "undue" when it comes to burdening women who need to end their pregnancies.
A way to tell if a burden is undue is if it presents obstacles for a large fraction of the women for whom it is relevant.
And you're right that there is undue disrespect in my tone in my posts.
"The ethical issues come up where there is undue influence of an inappropriate nature".
Do I think all violence in the name of something as frivolous as ideology is undue?
A probate court can waive the fee in cases where there is undue hardship.
Housing providers, including universities, have a duty to accommodate someone with mental health issues, said Vaccarelli, unless they can prove that it would be "undue hardship" to do so.
