Sentence examples for Trivial harms from inspiring English sources

The issue with prosecutorial abuse is that the punishments being meted out are wildly disproportionate to the alleged acts when the trivial harms of the acts are considered and/or that the prosecution is being pursued for improper purposes.

Many of those, however, suffered no harm at all or only trivial harm.

Second, even if we limit our attention to conduct that obviously and directly causes what must surely count as non-trivial harm, not all such conduct seems even in principle to be apt for criminalization.

It added: "The failure of the door to self-close was a more than trivial cause of harm".

Moreover, although the fences placed by the Slovenian Army at the border with Croatia might look like a trivial inconvenience, with no harm for EU prestige, those fences, like the rest of them across Europe, could easily be interpreted as an ominous sign of the growing lack of leadership and authority exercised by the EU's governing institutions.

Even small adaptations in the EBI are not trivial since adaptations may harm essential elements (also known as core elements or active ingredients) that made the EBI effective.

First, the self-reported harms are often trivial or of little severity and may thus be of less importance to public health concern and policy initiatives.

"The interpretation of this rule may be not trivial in case when the harm is caused by third party (i.e RKN in this case) so I think there are some legal risks for Amazon / Google.

And a new "serious harm" test should end trivial prosecutions.

The two lower level warnings are frequently associated with more trivial information, rarely relate to patient harm and were not considered further.

Possible discomfort may seem rather trivial when compared with possible physical harm but should nevertheless also be limited, considering the fact that children have to endure the procedure solely for the benefit of future others.