Sentence examples for unreasonable provisions from inspiring English sources

According to the city attorney, Lyft tried to work with them but was "ultimately not willing to move forward with a satisfactory agreement, demanding unreasonable provisions," the city attorney's office wrote in a press statement.

These contracts also frequently contain such unreasonable provisions as "most favored payor" clauses clauses requiring physicians to bill the dominant health insurer at a level equal to the lowest amount the physician charges any other health insurer in the region.

The will, or testament, specifies the decedent's wishes as to such distribution, but a surviving spouse or offspring may contest what appear to be unreasonable or inequitable provisions.

Among the report's recommendations are better training for workers and management in dealing with unreasonable behaviour; the provision of clear guidance for freelances by employers; union recognition in workplaces; and the setting up of confidential hotlines to report bullying.

Mr. Mohapatra said that "it would have been fiscally irresponsible" to sign a new contract with United Healthcare given its "unreasonable demands" and "unilateral provisions".

The Fourth Amendment's provisions against unreasonable searches are directly at odds with the way these scanners are deployed and used. 5.

Although as a political matter many Americans may agree with Kennedy's concept of liberty, its roots in the Constitution are not self-evident: the Fourth Amendment explicitly protects the privacy of the home against unreasonable searches, but no provision of the Bill of Rights clearly protects such a sweeping vision of personal autonomy.

Many argue that Section 702 violates the Fourth Amendment's provision forbidding unreasonable searches and seizures without a warrant.

He regarded this as a breach of the Constitutional provision against unreasonable search and seizure.

The 45-day notice provision is an unreasonable burden that violates the First Amendment's guarantee of free speech, according to Frank L. Corrado, who is handling the case for the A.C.L.U.

A woman has succeeded in overturning her mother's will leaving everything to animal charities, after the appeal court ruled it was unreasonable to have made no provision for her.