Sentence examples for all forms of harm from inspiring English sources

Unicef UK's executive director Mike Penrose said children have the right to be protected from all forms of harm but "unfortunately, this is still not the case".

The Russian government publicly opposes all forms of harm reduction, including opioid substitution therapy — a stance that is widely tied to a domestic epidemic of HIV and other communicable diseases.

Virtually all forms of oppression harm women, and arguably some besides sexism harm women primarily (though not exclusively), e.g., body size oppression, age oppression.

However, better and increased reporting of patient safety incidents will only further our quest for preventing all forms of avoidable harm in orthopaedic surgery.

These results contrast with the official WHO estimates for injury mortality in South East Asia (table 3).[16] In the low adult and child mortality stratum SEAR-B (of which Sri Lanka is part), the estimated number of deaths from road traffic crashes is twice the number of deaths from all forms of self-harm.

(5) In addition, Herder's insistence on respecting national groupings is accompanied by the strongest denunciations of military conflict, colonial exploitation, and all other forms of harm between nations; a demand that nations instead peacefully cooperate and compete in trade and intellectual endeavors for their mutual benefit; and a plea that they should indeed actively work to help each other.

He went to far as to say in a release about his recent paper that "while they may be beneficial to adults as a form of harm reduction, kids should not be using them at all".

Kazazic and Schapel also pointed to the value of activities and having things to do as a form of harm reduction.

"I understand the complication they want to make these products enticing enough to adults to get them to switch over as a form of harm reduction," he says.

An additional benefit to taxing drugs in addition to marijuana, Bogart said, is that it is a form of harm reduction.

E-cigarettes are often marketed as a form of harm reduction for smokers, as they're generally considered safer than the cancer-causing alternative.