undue hardship in a sentence

• He said those provisions raised no issues of undue hardship or constitutionality.
• Thus, critics say, the California law puts undue hardship on small businesses.
• Because a constructive trust is an laches, detrimental reliance, and undue hardship.
• "And undue hardship doesn't mean a little grumbling from other employees ."
• Citing Veeran s low birth, Narasappan causes the lovers undue hardships.
• The exact measurement of undue hardship is the combination of a variety of factors.
• Brown, however, did not agree that Celester's prison time would cause an undue hardship.
• Everyone understands the need to insure that we prevent undue hardship and abrupt actions.
• There was no undue hardship to allow her to wear her head scarf during Ramadan.
• At first glance, this country does not appear to have suffered undue hardship under sanctions.
• It's difficult to see undue hardship in a sentence .
• The undue hardship cannot be created by the landowner or be based entirely on economic reasons.
• However, exceptions can be made if the court determines the time restriction would create undue hardship.
• This section indicates to the Court that the debtor can make the payments without undue hardship.
• If you're the boss, outline your preferences and find out if they cause undue hardship for anyone.
• Also, exemptions may still be granted on a case-by-case basis when service would create an undue hardship.
• Federal and state laws require employers to reasonably accommodate employees'religious beliefs unless that imposes an undue hardship.
• Employers are legally required to accommodate religious beliefs whenever it is reasonable and doesn't cause undue hardship.
• Note that the balance of hardships inquiry is also sometimes called the " undue hardship defense ."
• It calls for reasonable accommodation for the employee's beliefs unless to do so would create an undue hardship.
• "A reasonable accommodation is one that does not impose undue hardship on the property owner, " he said.