Quite the opposite--as this Court noted, if allowed to continue, the Program would cause a "substantial disservice to the public interest that would result from the implementation of an unconstitutional program affecting approximately 58,000 students and the taxpaying residents of Douglas County".
"I know we caused some customer disservice because of all the changes we've made so quickly, and I apologize for that," Mr. Smisek said.
"Unless you can make a really strong argument that the ability to talk about the topic is vital to understanding, you're doing this population of students a real disservice, causing them incredible discomfort".
If these results occur at a time when one tonne of atmospheric CO2 really does cause higher economic costs than one tonne now, then the disservice of carbon volatilisation eventually outweighs the service of carbon sequestration.
And to allow such a thing causes an astoundingly profound disservice to everyone involved.
Debra DeLee, president and executive director of the liberal Zionist group Americans for Peace Now, noted that the resolutions "do a disservice to the cause of Israeli-Palestinian peace and do not serve the national security interests of either the United States or Israel.
Its inventor is doing women a serious disservice by even suggesting that it provides protection, and any company thinking about manufacturing it would cause only greater danger to women already in jeopardy.
And those calling for violence against the police "do a disservice to the cause of justice they claim to promote".
We do a disservice to the cause of justice by intimating that bias and discrimination are immutable, or that racial division is inherent to America.
Obama said that what happened Ferguson "may not be unique, but it's no longer endemic", and added: "We do a disservice to the cause of justice by intimating that bias and discrimination are immutable, or that racial division is inherent to America".
