Sentence examples for unduly hampering from inspiring English sources

Locke's separation of church and state stood at the beginning of a debate about the limits of religious dissent from civic authority in the name of not unduly hampering an individual's or a group's spiritual practices.

"It is a remarkable cocktail to manage as a regulator," says a British lawyer who works in China.The government is trying to maintain control without unduly hampering the market's growth.

And he also quoted directly from the new report: Cessation of the program would eliminate the privacy and civil liberties concerns associated with bulk collection without unduly hampering the government's efforts, while ensuring that any governmental requests for telephone calling records are tailored to the needs of specific investigations.

Managing the biosecurity and biosafety risks posed by some life science research without unduly hampering the good that such research can produce is a classic, and daunting, collective action problem that cannot be solved without global cooperation and coordination.

In a written argument filed for the court, the provincial crown, Randy Schwartz, said classifying texts as phone calls "would dramatically and illogically impact wiretap law" and have "significant, practical negative effects by unduly hampering the ability of police to obtain highly relevant text messages".

And the rapid pace of scientific advances makes it difficult to keep abreast of potentially new or unanticipated risks and then to craft legal or regulatory measures that can stay current and relevant without unduly hampering scientific research.

Requiring more would unduly hamper law enforcement.

He was not unduly hampered by plot constraints.

11 It is one thing to respect a State's assertion that imposition of a particular requirement will unduly hamper a legitimate state interest.

The tricky task is for the government to fix the problem in ways that do not stifle innovation or unduly hamper civil liberties.

During the 2008 presidential campaign, Mr. Obama said the rules had "unduly hampered the competitiveness of the domestic aerospace industry" and vowed to push for change.