"The Bush people," said Robert Suettinger, an analyst at the RAND Corporation who was an Asia expert at the National Security Council during the Clinton administration, "are casting about to find what kind of reassurances they can give to the region, which is jittery about China, but at the same not be unduly provocative of a very touchy China".
For all that, I deemed our student unduly dismissive of a spiritual leader whose endearing, unpretentious appeal has made him, only three years since the conclave, such an influential symbol of unity for the world - especially in light of our progressively more fractious geopolitical landscape.
In retrospect, he says, his elder brother, who was reading English at the University of Oxford, may have unduly influenced his choice of A-levels.
In a given context, a program may receive a disproportionate amount of resources, or one group or individuals may benefit unduly as a result of favoritism.
Kicked in the face by Hamilton Ricard at Middlesbrough on the weekend, he was not about to worry unduly about a further loss of face last night.
"If our concerns are confirmed, this generalised scheme would be a serious distortion of competition unduly benefitting a selected number of multinationals.
L. 109 177, § 114(b), inserted ", except if the adverse results consist only of unduly delaying a trial" after "2705".
It's an unduly bleak view of a place I find haunting and beautiful.
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.
Besides unduly flattering a lot of mediocre work, the imputation of longing — unfulfilled or otherwise — fails with the show's second-best painter, the Berlin realist Adolph Menzel.
Against this background, in order not to be unduly complex a definition of science has to go in either of two ways.
