But the prime minister recently in effect reinstated it when he stressed that he appreciated how important it was for patients and their relatives not to face undue waits for treatment.
According to the Guttmacher Institute, 28 states have instituted waiting periods, and 14 of those require the first appointment to be in person, an undue burden for many prospective patients who already have to drive hundreds of miles or even out of state for services.
The second French national Cancer Plan (2009 2013) has urged that more is learnt about waiting times in order to reduce inequalities in access to care that may arise from undue delay [ 12].
But if you're not waiting for a big refund check, a delay in processing your legitimate return won't cause you undue financial hardship, she noted).
Last night in Perth, that – and yesterday's damaging report he had applied undue pressure on the Principal of St Andrews University to toe the yes line was washed away on a tidal wave of bagpiple-fuelled euphoria among the crowd already inside and even more so among the Saltire- studded few hundreds waiting to be let in.
Since that time, as abortion opponents pursued an incremental strategy to increase the cost and onus of the procedure, waiting periods and intrusive "informed consent" requirements have become the norm in much of the country, upheld by judges who found that whatever burdens the regulations imposed were not so "undue" as to be unconstitutional.
Waiting until the last minute, whether it's applying to college or prepping for a big exam, can cause a lot of undue stress, anxiety, and can lead to a lot of mistakes.
It is an offence to exercise undue influence on any person at or near a polling station: for example, trying to find out the identity of any person entering a polling station; recording voters' particulars; and waiting outside or loitering within 200 m of polling stations.
And of course, [there are] the restrictions and the fact that many women then have to miss work to drive hundreds of miles and come back if there's a waiting period, so you've got your first thing and then your second appointment—I know the Supreme Court is considering all of this right now, but it is an undue hardship for women.
Waiting, waiting, and waiting.
