Sentence examples for unwarranted burden from inspiring English sources
In court his administration's lawyers referred to public opposition as simply "an unwarranted burden".
State prosecutors told the court that the decision from June, Melendez-Diaz v. Massachusetts, was imposing a major and unwarranted burden and "is already proving unworkable".
Because of that history, the governor's anti-stimulus stance — as well as his threat to reject the stimulus package's supplemental unemployment aid as an unwarranted burden on business interests — has provoked some skepticism and incomprehension here.
In a letter to the NRC, Exelon complained of "an unwarranted burden" from being required to protect a backup reactor shutdown system, including moving critical cable systems more than 20 feet apart.
Barriers to the establishment of home haemodialysis services included reimbursement rates for in-centre haemodialysis, cultural expectations of the clinician's role in medical care, as well as a strong perception that home haemodialysis could be an unrelenting, overwhelming and unwarranted burden on their families.
Those of us who protest mountaintop removal do it for the environment, but we're also fighting to prove we are not unwarranted burdens.
Sena Fitzmaurice, the company's vice president for government communications, said the 2011 condition was being misinterpreted, and "very likely will lead to significant and unwarranted burdens on us, our customers and other programming networks".
And yet, on one side of the courtroom today, humiliated Kentucky state officials who made an 11th hour move in December to slap a small fine -- less than 1% of the possible fine -- and limited "corrective actions" on the two companies' admittedly blatant violations, now claim that citizens groups are "unwarranted burdens".
The consequence of over-diagnosis of depression creates an unwarranted treatment burden at the healthcare system level, wasting resources and health services.
Surpluses imply the imposition of unwarranted tax burdens on the public.
