Sentence examples for unreasonable barriers from inspiring English sources

Federal law bars unions from erecting unreasonable barriers to running for office.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg should focus New York City's resources on reducing negligence rather than on creating unreasonable barriers to justice for injured New Yorkers.

Mr. Freeman ran unopposed for president of the local last March, but the federal Labor Department is investigating complaints that the local had imposed unreasonable barriers to running.

In the meantime, the government will also need to consider how to ensure that future immigration policies do not pose unreasonable barriers to entry for academic posts and to specialist research posts outside of academia.

The 2012 report described poor staffing and accountability measures, "shockingly high rates" of violence, "grossly inadequate" suicide prevention measures, "unreasonable barriers" to medical care and little to no help for prisoners who did not speak English.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration increased its criticism of China's economic policies on Thursday, as Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner told Congress that China had substantially undervalued its currency to gain an unfair trade advantage, tolerated theft of foreign technology and created unreasonable barriers to American imports.

This is yet another unreasonable barrier to accessing higher education".

The environmentalists must not erect unreasonable legal barriers to fire-suppression projects adjacent to populated areas.

In February, he sued the hospital, charging that it erected "unreasonable and formidable barriers" around funds that had been donated to the hospital specifically for charity care.

"These provisions are unnecessarily restrictive, unreasonable and disproportionate barriers to a student's freedom of association" under the Constitution, Lim Chee Wee, the council's president, said in a statement.

Accessibility includes general awareness of available remedies, availability and affordability of legal advice and representation, and absence of excessive or unreasonable fees, procedural hurdles, and other barriers to access the formal dispute resolution systems.