Sentence examples for prevent undue from inspiring English sources

It would also prevent undue government intrusion into sensitive treatment decisions.

Backing fabrics, called back grays, are placed between the blanket and the fabric to prevent undue staining of the blanket.

The government has not encouraged such independent measures, seeking to prevent undue alarm and insisting that everything necessary is being done.

"Bundling was originally courting in bed," noted an 1874 British slang dictionary, "the lovers being tied or bundled up to prevent undue familiarities.

To prevent undue influence, election-related search rankings need to be regulated and monitored, as well as subjected to equal-time rules".

Outside a wartime context, arguments that estate tax rates must remain high in order to prevent undue concentration of wealth have failed to carry the day.

He said he abstained on the final Commons vote to show he supported elements connected to preventing undue big business lobbying, but that he had concerns about the section connected to charities.

The pattern recognition also prevents undue tripping, ensuring great robustness for the method.

Income share agreements, or ISAs, conceived in the 1950s and recently made famous through Purdue's Back a Boiler program, now offer graduates flexibility: Payment obligations scale with a graduate's ability to pay, preventing undue burden during times of financial hardship.

Questions were developed in a multidisciplinary fashion, preventing undue influence by one researcher.

In practice, net population health (ie utility) may be compromised slightly by preventing undue suffering of a few seriously ill individuals.