Sentence examples for unduly limits from inspiring English sources

There is an important false assumption that must be laid to rest: that protecting consumers and individual investors unduly limits corporate profits and financial innovation.

In NIH's proposal, researchers requesting materials are expected not to sign anything that unduly limits academic freedom or publication, nor are they allowed to assent to withholding data or grant reach-through rights.

But, before long, those potential fixed-media choices also came to seem unduly limiting.

South Korea introduced an "antiterrorism" bill criticized by human rights groups as unduly limiting free speech and assembly.

"It's not about unduly limiting access to humane and proper healthcare, but we do need to balance that minimising risk of harm," she said.

The Senate Judiciary Committee chairman, Orrin Hatch, who knows better than to unduly limit judicial sentencing authority, should see that the ill-conceived sentencing provisions are omitted.

To do so would unduly limit the choices available to women with a wide range of risks and needs, Dr. Lockwood said.

Current zoning does not differentiate between wide and narrow streets, and some residents say the rules allow overbuilding on narrow streets while unduly limiting development on wide ones.

The campaign is lobbying for an independent system of regulation, with a statutory underpinning to protect the public without unduly limiting press freedom.

A spokeswoman for Samsung said: "Should Apple continue to make excessive legal claims based on such generic designs, innovation in the industry could be harmed and consumer choice unduly limited.

"However, the large number of claims denied in several recent high-profile SIPC liquidation proceedings has raised concerns that SIPC policies may unduly limit the actual protection afforded customers".