Sentence examples for perception of undue from inspiring English sources

"The more we eliminate the perception of undue influence, the more we encourage people to participate in the democratic process".

"The perception of undue influence can be as damaging to democracy as undue influence itself," he said in his Light on the Hill lecture in 2014.

Mr Quick said that there could could be a perception of undue pressure if a senior officer left a force to bid for a project to supply it.

To reduce the perception of undue industry influence, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America or PhRMA, a trade association, instituted a voluntary code in January that prohibits noneducational gifts to doctors and restricts meals.

The change to the law on candidates' election spending, passed without parliamentary debate, was made despite a direct warning by the commission against such "excessive spending to prevent the perception of undue influence over the outcome of the election".

Clinton has denied that such foreign donations had any bearing on her work as secretary of state, but the foundation has been accused of violating an agreement with the Obama administration to stop taking overseas money while she was in office to avoid any perception of undue influence.

Agreeing systems for communicating information to stakeholders at the outset of the study may help to avoid perceptions of undue interference or that the evaluator withheld important information.

"To allay any concerns about perceptions of any undue influence, he must now recuse himself from any decision making over this matter".

This may be because the undue perception of the importance of IOP over other aspects of the ocular examination still remained.

Mexico, the one Latin American country which has bucked the trend, slipping into violence, political dissension and economic difficulty, seems to have an undue influence on Americans' perception of the Southern hemisphere countries.

Any suggestion of undue influence is ridiculous.