Sentence examples for undue reliance from inspiring English sources

We caution you not to place undue reliance on any forward-looking statements, which are made as of the date of this press release.

It places undue reliance on the false defense of federalism, claiming the Constitution precludes federal action against state and local governments when they violate the rights of minorities.

Apollo and Great Wolf believe these forward-looking statements are reasonable; however, undue reliance should not be placed on any forward-looking statements, which are based on current expectations.

They should, as Mill said, "give the greatest amount of needful help, with the smallest encouragement to undue reliance on it".At its peak in the fiscal year 1985-86, Maharashtra's employment guarantee provided 189.5m man-days of work.

There's also a lie-bias ("more people fail the test than pass it – and those who fail include innocents") and an undue reliance on polygraphs by organisations that employ them.

Colleges which had used quotas to limit, say, the number of Jewish students or placed undue reliance on lineage and connections in allocating places had to accept students on the basis of test scores and real ability.

Bob Libal is Executive Director of Grassroots Leadership, a national organization based in Austin that works to reduce reliance on incarceration and end the undue influence of prison profiteers on our nation's criminal justice and immigration system.

But others said that, in accordance with Ms. Winfrey's philosophy of self-reliance, they would not allow an endorsement to have undue influence.

Finally, it shows strict reliance upon objective measures as a mechanism of management to produce undue comfort while displacing and creating risks of its own [ 64, 65].

For instance the 4,000 MW Reliance developed Sasan coal plant was funded by the US Ex Im Bank and received $5 billion in undue profit as a part of coal-gate.

As filmmakers look for money, Fraser is less concerned that editorial standards will be jeopardised by a reliance on corporate coin than by his fears that organisations with "good intentions" will exert undue influence.