Sentence examples for Legal harm from inspiring English sources

Instead, he said, Washington voters would decide a finer distinction for only marriage itself and could thus vote to repeal the new law without feeling that legal harm was being done to anyone.

It's that disbelief that shields, many men, especially rich, powerful, Olympian-like celebrity icons such as Cosby from legal harm.

He acknowledged that while the social science on gay marriage is relatively new, there is an "immediate" legal harm to those same-sex couples who cannot be married.

If community members felt that they would be protected from legal harm, they may be more likely to assist.

The only person competent to approach a court for relief was the person who had directly suffered legal harm or who stood to be directly affected by the threatened harm.

Follow all rules and regulations in order to prevent frauds and legal harm.

Toward the end of his book, he argues for expanding legal injury to include harm to the "spirit" and "soul".

Homicide looms large in terms of legal and harm-based classification (Ratcliffe 2015; Sherman 2011), and plays a large role in public health debates (Cook et al. 2017; Jena et al. 2014), but it is not resolved within the larger volume of aggravated assaults.

Other top executives voiced concern about the possible legal and reputational harm.

The groups and the states argue that allowing the rules to move forward before the resolution of the legal challenges would harm industry and waste state resources.

The impact shows up many ways, including lost income for fishermen in the legal marketplace and harm to the tourist economy that sells snorkelers and divers the opportunity to witness protected species in the wild.