The phrase "against harms" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing protection or prevention from various types of harm or damage.
Example: "The new policy was implemented to provide safeguards against harms that could affect the community."
Alternatives: "against dangers" or "to prevent harm".
There are, second, the rights to be protected against harms which befall children because of their childlike vulnerability and whose particular harmfulness is a function of a fact that they befall children.
75 The web portal included descriptions about decision-making related to treatment and screening, and the principle of weighing benefits against harms.
Aspirin use is associated with an age-dependent increased risk of bleeding [ 8], especially gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding, and peptic ulcer; and benefits need to be balanced against harms.
Weighing benefits against harms is a value judgment, thus no correct answer can be determined [ 10] making this decision preference sensitive.
This perspective emphasized the need for lawyers to guard against harms being imposed by an expanded medical tourism sector that would threaten the Barbados brand.
Fifth, risk stratification through application of a predictive model can help clinicians and researchers properly weigh benefits against harms, costs, and inconvenience of preventive interventions for asthma [ 71, 85].
During their destructive acts, ELF members must "take all necessary precautions against harming any animal, human and non-human".
He called technology the engine of the nation's economic growth and warned against harming "this baby in its cradle".
Small-business owners, like the rest of us, have no viable recourse against harm by global corporations unless they can team up to challenge abuses.
Ultimately producing remorse, this violent act led to atonement through incest taboos and the prohibitions against harming the father-substitute, the totemic object or animal.
…with the crucial qualifiers that they won't immobilise you, and they won't protect you against harm from the sides or rear.
