Sentence examples for unduly disruptive from inspiring English sources
But last April, a Federal appeals court held that the college had acted properly in demoting him on grounds that his oratory was unduly disruptive.
And the presiding judge, Britain's Richard May, announced that he was to step down, also for health reasons.The tribunal's American head, Theodor Meron, says that Mr May's departure should "not have an unduly disruptive effect on any proceedings".
And the Eisen letter said that Mr. Walpin chose to work in New York, not in Washington, over the board's objections and that he "had become unduly disruptive to agency operations".
27 If it is not unduly disruptive for the Department to determine whether to issue a certificate of immunity to a foreign government itself when it seeks one, a recommendation by the Department in cases where generally the sovereign is not a party can hardly be deemed embarrassing to our foreign relations.
Unfortunately, the free app is pretty basic, and the amount of ads are unduly disruptive.
This experimental design was chosen as it allows test administrators to make detailed observations of the impact of interruptions and interventions in a manner that would be impractical and unduly disruptive in a live clinical environment.
It's going to go down as the economy recovers, but the spending and tax adjustments that would have to be made to get it all the way down to zero would be unduly draconian and disruptive.
Another EEOC document (The ADA: Your Responsibilities as an Employer) recently came up with this tautological formulation: "Undue hardship means that an accommodation would be unduly costly, extensive, substantial or disruptive, or would fundamentally alter the nature or operation of the business".
If other environmental regulations are unduly onerous and some truly are onerous and unnecessarily disruptive to the growth of the economy then the answer is to eliminate or improve them.
