[sudo-users] Redirect permissions

[Robert Hall]

Please pardon me if this is an ignorant question. Presumably if you execute
a fully-quoted command string in sudo and that string contains a redirect,
then the output will be able to overwrite a file that only allows root edit
perms.

E.g.: $ sudo 'cat /tmp/myfile.txt > /etc/passwd'

Is there a configuration option to prevent a user with sudo permissions from
doing this? I haven't been able to locate one.

Thank you.
-- 
 Bob