It is bad for democracy when a single rich man is perceived to have purchased undue influence over a political party.
As the incident was of a similar nature to a breach ITV made in 2011 when Amanda Holden gave undue prominence to a group of law firms on This Morning, Ofcom said it expected ITV to "take further steps to ensure compliance in this area".
This may well be a welcome change to many IT departments that have had an undue burden from a risk management perspective.
Taken individually, none of these steps may seem to be an undue hardship, a sacrifice too great to make in the interest of securing an elusive peace.
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The CWC will impose undue costs on a large universe of American industries that produce or even simply utilize chemicals in the course of their business operations.
This argument, in my opinion, is stronger if the source of the information is the government itself, as claims of undue influence have a greater air of reality.
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And while other kinds of debt can be discharged in bankruptcy, student loans must still be paid barring "undue hardship, " a legal test that most courts have interpreted very narrowly.
But centers of wealth tend to place undue emphasis on wealth as a measure of status.
Although there has been a long tradition of philanthropy in the newspaper industry, it was often intended to buy a media baron undue influence over the public.
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Drivers have to jump off a chair onto the injured leg and suffer no undue reaction to prove that they can withstand the rigours of a long race.
Pain and undue fatigue are often signs that a person is doing too much too soon, says Dr. Pivarnik.
And Iran's ambassador to the IAEA, Ali Asghar Soltanieh, said it was a "hasty and undue" step that would jeopardise the chances of success in negotiations.
He drew a distinction between "undue influence" - such as donors getting peerages or some sort of business advantage - and "unobjectionable" influence, like donors being able to "put their views on what's best for the country and how it should be run".
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Should such a competitive approach be pursued henceforth, the result will be to invigorate and improve the quality of formal intelligence community estimates and their usefulness to policy-makers and to help insulate such analyses from undue political influence aimed at eliciting a desired answer.
While other young composers were plunging into new sounds, Sir Michael continued to immerse himself in the past, in the works of musicians of the 17th and 18th centuries, and finally, Beethoven, whom he had turned away from as a boy, fearing undue influence.
The allegation is that he used undue influence to appoint an individual to a position within the force.
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In fact, 95% of bankruptcy lawyers say that few student loan borrowers have any chance of obtaining a discharge as result of undue hardship.
The presence of a highly regarded accounting or law firm is a factor worth considering but undue reliance should not be placed upon their involvement.
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One chapter, "The Fallacy of Supply and Demand, " focuses on how the initial price of a product can have an undue influence on what people are willing to pay.
And it is a good antidote to an undue emphasis on interests, which (notwithstanding the new middle class) leads some people to predict that the state will be difficult to roll back further.
These members also worry that the Muslim Brotherhood, a controversial group with a violent past, has an undue influence over the mosque.
But others say the new permits required for many renovations in a historic district would place an undue burden on homeowners and churches in the area, especially because many of its residents are elderly or have modest incomes.
If someone you know appears to be under undue strain or near the breaking point as a result of all the scary financial news this week, intervene to make someone aware of the situation and ensure they have the support they need.
And that is very helpful in making the point and making the case that a balanced approach is really the only way to get significant deficit reduction and to do it in a way that does not require undue sacrifice of any one segment of society -- of seniors or parents of disabled children, for example.
The trustees fired back in a pleading alleging fraud, embezzlement and undue influence.
By relying upon legal doctrines disavowed since the late 1930s, it faces an immense hurdle in trying to undue decades of precedent and return to the federalism of a bygone age.
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Benchmark chasing also causes undue stress with clients unnerved by the inevitable gyrations of a benchmark, rather than being focused on an approach that strives to make regular progress on the achievement and ultimately realization of their goals with the least amount of risk or volatility to meet their personal goals and objectives.
"Almost in a perverse way, I wish it had been undue influence because we know how to correct that, " Kay said.
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They need to encourage managers to experiment and simply provide a limited overview to ensure that there are no undue risks.
And you know, almost in a perverse way, I wish it had been undue influence because we know how to correct that.
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