Sentence examples for undue commitment from inspiring English sources
Tools are sought that offer both diagnostic and prognostic benefits, while minimizing the need for prolonged testing or undue commitment of tangible resources.
Carnap's general recipe for avoiding undue commitments (while pursuing his investigations of various language forms, including the intensional ones Quine frowned upon) was given in terms of the distinction between so-called internal and external questions (1950a).
When he took over A.I.G. last August, Mr. Benmosche signed a commitment not to exert undue influence on transactions with his former company.
The mayor acknowledged that the program has subjected scores of innocents to undue stress and intimidation and he reaffirmed his commitment to fostering better relations between police and their communities.
The Treasury's decision to meet AIG's commitments played into criticism of Goldman's undue influence; in the space of a single week at the height of the crisis, phone records showed that Blankfein spoke to the US treasury secretary 24 times.
This approach puts undue pressure on Professor Jones who must decide between making a major time commitment to Sarah or refusing her request.
The commitment to stimulus in Europe, particularly Germany, has long been too weak, putting undue pressure on economies that have been willing to do more to boost demand.
Mr. Bush said carbon controls would put an undue burden on the American economy unless fast-growing countries like China and India also made commitments to cut emissions.
He added that each building would rise only after commitments were received for at least half of its space to safeguard the college from undue risk.
Mr. Morell also faulted "Zero Dark Thirty" as putting undue emphasis on the role of a handful of C.I.A. analysts in the search for Bin Laden, saying it involved "the selfless commitment of hundreds of officers".
