Sentence examples for working unreasonably from inspiring English sources

"Line managers who pressure staff into working unreasonably long working hours should be held to account by their employer.

MPs are conducting an inquiry into how the principle of "one country, two systems" is working; not unreasonably, they wanted to judge for themselves.

They grumble that planning restrictions and regulations make their work unreasonably difficult and that the margins in their business are low.

The findings of the evaluation indicated that much still needed to be done as regards psychosocial risks such as work control and work organisation, preventing unreasonably intense work pace, and repetitive work.

The MPAA tried to remove the fair-use provision in the treaty, preferring other existing rules which stipulate that "special cases" should not affect "normal exploitation" of a work, or "unreasonably prejudice" the owner's interest.

"It is important that this data is used not to unreasonably penalise GPs who are working hard to deliver consistently high standards of care to patients".

I am still in the LA dating game, working hard to recognize when I have unreasonably needy expectations that can be kept in check with patience and support from true friends who effort to build my self-confidence with unconditional love.

Kevan Gosper, the press commission head of the IOC, said the IOC and Chinese officials were working toward "unblocking sites that we believe were unreasonably blocked".

You might conclude, not unreasonably, that it's easier and better to spend longer working in the UK, and more time on the road once away.

Although there is no question that wool has the capability to adsorb formaldehyde, recent work refers to unreasonably high indoor concentrations of 1 ppm.

She said she would continue to work to ensure that citizens would "not have their personal communications improperly and unreasonably searched by overreaching government or any other abuse of government powers".