Sentence examples for undue judgment from inspiring English sources

Robertson was responding to news that prominent "ex-gay" ministry Exodus International had apologized to the LGBT community for years of undue judgment just before shutting its doors last month.

The announcement by Exodus International came during its religious conference in Irvine and after its President Alan Chambers apologized to members of the gay community for "years of undue judgment by the organization and the Christian Church as a whole," the Florida-based ministry said in a statement.

What can be hazardous is swimming after drinking alcohol, because it can impair judgment and encourage undue risk-taking.

They argue that a show of hands would allow all Indonesians to see how their representatives had voted, and to make their own judgment about whether undue influenced had been used or not.

Psychiatric diagnosis and treatment is particularly subject to fads and undue drug company influence because judgments are still based on subjective data that cannot be confirmed or disproved by laboratory tests.

The concern is that the offer of payment may act as an "undue" inducement, it may cloud individuals' judgment to the extent that they end up temporarily overwhelmed by the promise of profits and make a decision contrary to their long-terms interests (Macklin 1981).

The matter was tried, and on December 1 , 2011 the bankruptcy court entered a memorandum decision in which it concluded excepting the educational loan debts Debtor owed to the United States Department of Education, Iowa Student Loan, and Educational Credit Management Corporation from discharge would impose an undue hardship on Debtor and a judgment determining those debts were discharged.

"Ultimately it will be for parliament to decide, based on the court's judgment on evidence that there was undue influence, if that has bearing on whether the EU referendum result should be considered as democratically safe," he said.

In contrast, undue inducement involves offering individuals benefits that cloud their judgment to the extent that they may enrol in trials contrary to their interests and better judgment.

Local anti-natalism is also supported by the judgment that wrongful birth, birth which wrongfully imposes undue risk and harm on a resulting child, is possible (Shiffrin 1999).

However inducement becomes 'undue' where an excessive offer distorts decision-making, leading to individuals participating against their better judgment.