Sentence examples for unnecessary involvement from inspiring English sources
Throughout the Qing period, Yunnan, and especially the Sino-Burmese frontier, became a haven for anyone eager to avoid unnecessary involvement with the state.
One policy approach that has gained national attention is legislation enacted in Florida to establish a "reasonable and prudent parent standard" allowing foster parents and others to make sensible parental decisions about outside activities for the children placed in their care-without the unnecessary involvement of caseworkers or judges.
Yet Americans are not told that preventing unnecessary involvement with the criminal justice system -- for example, marijuana legalization and drug use decriminalization -- could well prove to be a more powerful antidote to suicidality, depression, and serious mental illness than medical treatment.
In many clinicians' opinions, unnecessary involvement of the police is best avoided, so that the patient and family may be spared the subsequent bureaucratic problems.
He wanted to shrink the size of government, reduce the weight of taxes and disentangle America from unnecessary foreign involvement.
These parties have espoused traditional middle-class values and opposed unnecessary state involvement in economic affairs and radical attempts at income redistribution.
More importantly it would mean unnecessary government involvement in a personal matter.
This suggests that functional lncRNAs tend to have a single exon, and may thus (although speculative) reflect avoidance of unnecessary (complex) involvement of splicing mechanism regulation in lncRNA generation.
Furthermore, if there is no nodal involvement, unnecessary radical surgery can be avoided.
Two sites in different provinces involved a provincial privacy office but in both cases, those offices indicated that their involvement was unnecessary as patient protection fell to the hospital.
Skocpol points to the proliferation of watchdogs and regulatory agencies and the growing role of law in politics over the 1960s and 1970s, which made mass involvement cumbersome and unnecessary.
