Sentence examples for unwarranted intervention from inspiring English sources

"There should be no doubt that Ofcom's actions represent an unprecedented and unwarranted intervention," said a Sky spokesman.

Within minutes of the announcement this morning BSkyB confirmed that it would lodge an appeal with the CAT over what it regards an "unprecendented and unwarranted intervention".

McNamara did at least initiate a ­top-secret study into the war, a study that began to uncover a history of unwarranted intervention and misleading statistics.

The unintended consequences of this technologic advance have led to the creation of a pseudodisease and unwarranted intervention in response to its detection.

But BSkyB said: "In light of Ofcom's determination to pursue its preferred outcome, we will use all available legal avenues to challenge this unwarranted intervention".

Governors and legislators can rage about judicial activism and unwarranted intervention, but in many cases the voiceless, including schoolchildren, prisoners and the poor, have no other protection.

Nevertheless, the use of the pulmonary artery catheter has been challenged because of its invasiveness and possibly the unwarranted interventions that may result from its use [ 7].

There is now a very large volume of literature [ 4] demonstrating that fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) PET is more accurate than conventional staging paradigms, and, therefore, it is reasonable to postulate that more routine use of PET should improve patient outcomes either by optimising delivery of potentially curable treatments, or by avoiding unwarranted interventions.

In the eyes of the journal industry, it's unfair, and a case of unwarranted government intervention into private markets, that the government should mandate that the publisher delta has to be shared with the public after 12 months.

The Supreme Court has said that parents have the right to raise children without unwarranted government intervention.

For the patients who died, it is unknown whether dying in the hospital (often shortly after admission) was in accord with patients' and caregivers' wishes, or represented last-minute failures of hospice care to shield patients from unwarranted medical intervention.