Undue Burden in a sentence

Although the order argues that paying for health services for uninsured immigrants puts an undue burden on American taxpayers, advocates have been quick to argue that the real financial burden comes from people residing in the United States.

Fox previously told the judge it would be a “hardship” for Murdoch to testify in-person, and said Dominion’s bid to compel his testimony should be rejected because it presents an “undue burden” on the 92-year-old media mogul.

If your doctor certifies that you are unable to handle the commute, your employer would have to demonstrate that allowing you to work from home causes an undue burden.

That has put an undue burden on their defense, which ranks 10th in the NFL in points allowed and seventh in total yardage allowed.

A balanced approach will ensure the project benefits the nation without undue burden on citizens.

Sadly, these changes put an undue burden on hospitality businesses, which are vital for providing local employment, while favouring businesses that have reduced their workforce through automation or use of technology.

The petitioners alleged that California’s stringent restrictions on access to its state and ports will place an undue burden on commerce.

But the Democrats who challenged the proposed changes said it placed an undue burden on voters and could discourage turnout.

He says undue burden is the rub for Alaska because there’s no statewide sales tax.

In 2016, the Supreme Court ruled that a virtually identical law in Texas was unconstitutional in Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt, saying the law created an “undue burden” on abortion access.

The suit filed today argues that invalidating the ballot initiative because of a technical issue silences the voices of Arkansas voters and presents an undue burden on voters’ first amendment rights to freedom of speech and association.

When the Supreme Court in 1992 reaffirmed the Roe v. Wade ruling, it prohibited laws that placed an "undue burden" on a woman's ability to obtain an abortion.

In 2016, the Court ruled in Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt that a Texas law placing unnecessary restrictions on abortion clinics and doctors was unconstitutional because it placed an undue burden on people seeking abortion care.

Kennedy was a key part of the court majority that reaffirmed abortion rights in 1992 in a decision that measures restrictions on abortion by whether they place an “undue burden” on a woman’s right to have one.

A provision of the law that requires unlicensed centers to indicate their status in large type and several languages is an "undue burden," said Justice Anthony Kennedy, who holds a critical swing vote.

But Twigg said the proposal was not viable and would create an undue burden on ratepayers.

Kennedy said that this places an undue burden on students looking for a place to exercise, and emphasized the importance of open green space on a residential campus like Georgetown’s.

Much of the debate in the case centered on the 1992 Planned Parenthood v. Casey decision, which prohibited regulations that created an "undue burden" on women seeking an abortion.

Much of the debate in the case centered on the 1992 Planned Parenthood v. Casey decision, which prohibited regulations that created an “undue burden” on women seeking an abortion.

The new rules under the ruling are based on the dormant Commerce Clause, which says state regulation may not discriminate against interstate commerce and that states may not impose an undue burden on interstate commerce.