Sentences with phrase «undue burden»

A temperature goal without these additional provisions is likely to put undue burden on developing countries.

Especially when it imposes undue burden on generations to come.

I want to teach a sustainable yoga practice: one that offers exploration and paths to wellness and spiritual experience without undue burden on practitioners or myself.

We want to make sure that those who will have to take care of our affairs after our passing will be able to do so without undue burden on their own finances.

Health & Safety Code § § 1596.70 et seq., strictly limits city and county regulation of family child care homes in order to address the lack of child care availability, encourage the establishment of family child care homes in residential communities, and to ensure a simplified regulatory process that does not place undue burdens on providers.

The ammunition sales database will not be prematurely introduced until a technology is ready and it does not create undue burdens for business owners.»

Many people are going back to school in there 30's and 40's and beyond, so these folks may have kids, so it's nice to know that you aren't putting undue burden on your family but taking this risk.

Cuomo spokesman Richard Azzopardi said, «As stated in the Governor's veto messages, these bills were not approved because one was unconstitutional and the other would have resulted in undue burdens being placed on the municipalities it was intended to help.»

Perhaps this explains why the National School Board Association described ESSA as «an historic step toward reversing years of undue burden under the No Child Left Behind Act.»

Retrofitting existing equipment and performing leak detection and repair can achieve further emissions reductions without causing undue burden for industry.

«Today's passage of S. 1177 by the House of Representatives is good news for our nation's 90,000 local school board members, and an historic step toward reversing years of undue burden under the No Child Left Behind Act and restoring responsibility for school accountability and academic standards back to states and local school districts,» stated Thomas J. Gentzel, Executive Director of the National School Boards Association.

Always speak to a financial adviser about your estate plans to ensure your beneficiaries are not saddled with undue burden.

The actions are a result of the Department's continued commitment to ensuring that passengers are treated fairly by the airline industry, as well as an executive order issued by President Obama directing federal agencies to identify specific actions to relieve undue burdens on competition and better inform consumers.

Courts are pointing to the availability of predictive coding in overruling undue burden objections.

Also, more controversial provisions — such as requirements to execute enforceable written contracts under the Best Interest Contract and Principal Transactions Exemption, and changes to PTE 84 - 24 (other than the addition of the Impartial Conduct Standards)-- are not applicable until January 1, 2018, while the Department is honoring the President's directive to take a hard look at any potential undue burdens and decides whether to make significant revisions.

In recent legislative sessions, bills were introduced which would place additional undue burdens on corporations formed under the laws of New York State, including bills which would:

Pennsylvania A state judge struck down Pennsylvania's strict voter ID law in 2014, citing undue burden on citizens..

Launched in July last year, the experts focus on three areas — planning, marking, and data — flagged during the government's survey of 44,000 teachers as causing the greatest undue burden.

For example, two recent decisions issued in the Southern and Northern Districts of New York rejected undue burden objections to subpoenas issued to third parties.

According to Pai, the cap will «ensure that Lifeline disbursements are kept at a responsible level and to prevent undue burdens on the ratepayers who contribute to the program.»

Indeed, facility - level information and verification of emissions data coming out of every smokestack and tailpipe in China would create undue burden on all sides.

And within hours of taking office, Trump signed an executive order directing federal agencies to «waive, defer, grant exemptions from, or delay» provisions of the ACA that could be seen as placing undue burdens on individuals, health care providers, insurance companies, medical device manufacturers, etc. (essentially, anyone).

At the time, the agency argued that enforcing a rule that it planned to substantially alter would put undue burden on drillers.

«Biometric entry - exit scanning at our northern border would significantly delay the daily commutes of hardworking Americans and Canadians and cause undue burdens on trade,» Collins said in his letter to Kelly.

«It's good news for our nation's 90,000 local school board members, and an historic step toward reversing years of undue burden under the No Child Left Behind Act and restoring responsibility for school accountability and academic standards back to states and local school districts,» stated Thomas J. Gentzel, Executive Director, NSBA, in a press release issued today.

A child - centered divorce educates parents on avoiding these issues and protecting their children from undue burdens and stressors.

Always speak to a financial adviser about your estate plans to ensure your beneficiaries are not saddled with undue burden.

Besides offering choice in education, charter schools can help relieve some of the overcrowding in existing district schools without placing undue burdens on taxpayers.

On the other hand, the conservative justices, who might be under pressure from conservative constituents to undo the ACA, could seek to prove the health care law places an undue burden on companies, Winkler says.

I want property near enough to where I work to not put an undue burden on my life, so maybe I rent an apartment in New York City.

It has no reasonable justification for why it is attempting to discriminate among its market participants, and CHX's commercial interests should not allow it to unfairly discriminate among its members or to put an undue burden on competition among competing exchanges or among its members.»

«Additional financial assurance requirements are unnecessary and would impose an undue burden on this important sector of the American economy and rural America, where most of these mining jobs are based,» he said.

All of which places an undue burden on Health IT vendors who are increasingly expected to fix it all.

In the aftermath of the 2008 - 2009 recession, many countries had to modify their legislative fiscal rules given the undue burdens that would have been placed on them.

In Fault Lines, Rajan demonstrates how unequal access to education and health care in the United States puts us all in deeper financial peril, even as the economic choices of countries like Germany, Japan, and China place an undue burden on America to get its policies right.

Many industry groups have applauded Wilson's bill and argued that the costs to comply with the rule are too high, and that it places an undue burden on them to comply with those standards.

Opponents, on the other hand, point to the fact that the proposed changes place an undue burden on small businesses, especially those planning to expand or invest in new products, services, or operations.

Sure, it would mean a lot of laws would need to be reworked to make it fair and not an undue burden, but it could be done.

Announcing the U-turn, the Department for Education said: «We want to ensure any future system of regulation that we may introduce appropriately targets the small minority of settings which may be exposing children to harmful practices, without causing undue burdens on the sector as a whole.

In his ruling Thompson stated that the law posed an undue burden on women's right to abortion.

CNN: Ryan defends budget in face of Catholic critics Rep. Paul Ryan defended his proposed federal budget on Thursday against criticism from some Catholics, who say it violates their tradition's teaching by putting an undue burden on the poor.

The distinction between ordinary and extraordinary is complex in some cases, but in general, a treatment is ordinary if it is effective and doesn't impose an undue burden; it is extraordinary if its burden could reasonably be considered disproportionate to its benefit.

Citing a 1938 segregation case (Gaines v. Canada), the court applied new logic to abortion restrictions, determining that crossing state lines for abortions creates an undue burden, making the law unconstitutional.