Sentence examples for unduly restricted from inspiring English sources

But Kennedy was extremely receptive to arguments that the government had unduly restricted freedom of speech — especially in the area of campaign finance.

Critics contend that Judge Hudson has unduly restricted Congress's authority to regulate interstate commerce, the principal basis on which the government defends the law.

In New Hampshire, an attempt to overturn clothesline bans was defeated this month by a coalition of businessmen and representatives of community associations, who said they felt such measures unduly restricted homeowners' contracts.

But charges soon flew that the banks were dragging their feet in transferring money to Swissair and that they had unduly restricted the uses to which it could be put.

The cost of passenger waiting time may be valued far less by a federal bureaucracy than by a for-profit firm: the use of busy airports could be unduly restricted.

The jury was picked from the community that lined up for miles to show respect for the officer after his memorial service and the judge unduly restricted the defense's challenges for keeping off the jury people with their minds already made up.

Plans may be keeping costs low by unduly restricting access to the drugs they cover".

Or retaining nanny state classification standards which unduly restrict what grown-ups may read or watch?

But his supporters said house arrest could unduly restrict his access to people, his business and his political activities.

He ruled that the law was "content neutral" and "in furtherance of important governmental interests that does not unduly restrict expressive activities".

The bill was first passed in 2011, but the government modified it because of complaints that it would unduly restrict freedom of the press.