Sentence examples similar to prevent undue use from inspiring English sources

Besides recommending that provincial governments use their constitutional authority over health and municipal government to prevent undue water pollution from municipal sewage systems, it advised the federal government to use its authority over navigable waterways to prohibit the dumping of most waste into them; DeVeber supplied a draft bill for Parliament's consideration.

The purpose is to prevent undue influence and protect the public interest.

The purpose of the grandfather clause was to prevent undue surprise on oil and gas operators not previously covered by the then new 9B regulations.

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.

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.

In the modern procedure, to prevent undue pressure loss, the bottle temperature is lowered to 10 to 15 °C (50 to 59 °F).

Describing as "scandalous" the speculation that had pushed up food prices, Mr. Barnier said regulators should be able to intervene in commodity markets to prevent undue volatility.

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".