Sentence examples for undue access from inspiring English sources
Downing Street denied there was any "undue access".
He said: "Clearly there is no question of donors being able to influence policy or gain undue access to politicians.
Then on Wednesday, the panel chided him again for a fund-raiser that appeared to grant undue access and for using federal resources in a partisan conflict.
A year ago it seemed that Mr. Boal and Ms. Bigelow would be the White House favorites; at the time they were being accused by Representative Peter T. King, Republican of New York, and others of having received undue access to C.I.A. secrets in making their film.
But the film was delayed until after the election amid claims by Republicans — and denials from the Obama administration — that Mr. Boal and Ms. Bigelow had been given undue access to classified information that might help them dramatize one of the president's achievements at a crucial political moment.
Many of the rich, or the 1percentt as they have been labeled, live in a parallel universe of excessive access and undue influence and work constantly to tilt the odds only in their favor.
But the undue influence of lobbyists, whereby they can gain unfair or excessive access to policy-makers, can skew laws in favour of corporate interests.
In the court settlement, the Republican State Committee acknowledged that the primary rules "impose an undue burden on access" to the ballot, depriving people of the right to vote under the First Amendment.
A1 House Begins Lobbying Reform House Republican leaders laid out a proposal to rewrite House lobbying rules as they moved to contain the political damage from an election-year scandal over undue influence and access afforded to lobbyists.
But forcing the state G.O.P. to admit after a century or so that the backflips it requires of candidates "impose an undue burden on access" to the ballot -- roughly the equivalent of getting John Gotti to say, "O.K., there really is a Mafia" -- helped make the case such a slam dunk that Burt Neuborne the N.Y.U.
Meanwhile, in the US an Indiana appeals court recently deemed an abortion law signed by former governor Mike Pence "unconstitutional," stating that the law put an "undue burden" on access to abortion.
