Sentence examples for would be duplicative from inspiring English sources

It says its board already analyzes incentive pay for executives, so the additional work being suggested would be duplicative.

"We don't believe that inspection office would be duplicative because it's supposed to replace the F.D.A. catfish inspections".

The White House said in a statement that a commission would be "duplicative and would cause a further diversion of essential personnel from their duties fighting the war".

Oregon also regulates storm-water runoff, Justice Kennedy added, and the federal agency "could reasonably have concluded that further federal regulation in this area would be duplicative or counterproductive".

"We've built almost the same stack, which is validating for both companies, but would be duplicative of us to integrate," Kerrest said.

We limited the Psycinfo search to intervention studies, which is a search criterion not available as a filter in the other databases, and we limited the Cinahl search to articles not appearing in Medline, since those would be duplicative with the Medline/Pubmed search.

Amy Hasenberg, a Walker spokeswoman, said in a statement Thursday that a special election would just be duplicative.

The fact that we are in Los Angeles and well away from "Irene" allows us to focus on finding just where our help is most needed and would not be duplicative of that provided by others.

Shapiro told the Guardian that the reason the DoJ gave for refusing to use its $425m Sentinel software to process Foia requests after ACS had failed to recover records was that a Sentinel search "would be needlessly duplicative of the FBI's default ACS UNI index-based searches and wasteful of Bureau resources".

Housenger replied with his reiteration that the ATSDR review would be a "duplicative government effort" and that the EPA draft would be out in July of 2015.

Amongst other more subtly ridiculous things, Rep. Smith's bill would require that projects not be "duplicative" of other federally funded work.