Sentence examples for undue role from inspiring English sources

"No centralized authority should set itself up as the arbiter of what people may do together online," Ms. Crawford said in a statement to the board, adding that political pressures played an undue role.

There was no undue use of force".

There is a compelling argument that the preoccupation with the coach is part of the problem, that England have made an undue fetish of this role, in outline and in practice – just the wrong side of control, into controlling – that players have been nannied, and that there has been too much in the way of top-down data management, of over-coaching; a tyranny by laptop.

If that is the point, it seems to place an undue burden on the role of the therapeutic healer.

In July 2011, the state ombudsman in the state of Karnataka alleged Adani Enterprises had bribed local port officials, police, customs and politicians to receive "undue favour" for its role in large-scale illegal iron ore exports.

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".

In fact, an undue expansion of that role creates the grounds for criticizing international criminal law for abandoning some of its legalist underpinnings (see, for example, Rauschenbach and Scalia 2008).

So is narcissism, since Stacey places undue importance on her own role in the destinies of both Margery and Helena.

That would be undue reward for the support role it has played in the group's resurgence.

It shows that the protecting virus without causing undue harm plays a key role in HLB virus control in plants.

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