Driving competitors out of business under such conditions certainly amounts to harming them, though this sort of harm is not necessarily wrong.
"In a globalising world, for the EU to revisit its own fundamental principles of open markets and open frontiers would amount to self-harm.
In form (1), where an injury does not amount to grievous bodily harm, intent to cause grievous bodily harm (in the advancement of a different cause) must be shown.
"The time at which harm, acknowledged in this case to amount to grievous bodily harm, occurred was whilst [the child] was in the womb," he said in his judgment.
A group of Orthodox rabbis warned on Wednesday that the ancient Jewish practice of infant male circumcision could face further restrictions in Europe after some hospitals in Austria and Switzerland suspended the procedure by citing a German court ruling that it could amount to criminal bodily harm.
It has been stated that all substances have potential toxicity and that all herbs can, therefore be harmful, but most would have to be ingested in impossible amounts to cause harm [ 25].
Jewish and Muslim leaders were united on Wednesday in their condemnation of a German court's decision to in effect outlaw the circumcision of boys after a judge deemed that the religious practice amounted to bodily harm.
The "panic brought on by the waterboard during the very limited time it is actually administered, combined with any residual fear that may be experienced over a somewhat longer period, could not be said to amount to the 'prolonged mental harm,'" he wrote.
By Sir Nicholas's moral calculus, even small harms amount to big losses when added up over enough cohorts.
But coffee doesn't seem, in reasonable amounts, to do any harm at all.
