Harm mitigation strategies are in place in the case that harm befalls participants and participant networks Even when substantial precautions are taken, data processing can result in harm to the data subject.
Most incidents did not result in harm to patients.
At the time of publication of this article, no appeals have been successful on the basis of serious harm to human health and in a number of cases, electromagnetic fields (EMF) from the projects have been posited by appellants as the cause of serious harm to human health (e.g., GREP, Erickson, Ostrander) [ 5- 7].
Because the necessary supplemental disclosure can be accomplished quickly, there is no basis to believe that an injunction will result in any harm to MONY or the defendants.
The government has justified this year's planned cull – the biggest in more than a century – on the basis of harm done to sheep flocks by the predators.
It is interesting that one basis for criticizing the behavior of Christian missionaries is that it caused harm to the people in those societies, which is a basis that would be endorsed by those that use "morality in the normative sense.
Mill's harm principle, however, justifies interference only in cases in which there would be harm to others; it prohibits interference to prevent self-harm or consensual harms.
Maggie Mellon, the vice-chair of the British Association of Social Workers (Basw), says warnings about poor evidence in care proceedings must be taken seriously now the removal of children from siblings and families is encouraged on the basis of likely future harm, rather than requiring that harm to have already occurred.
The Risk of Harm to Young Children in Institutional Care.
There are exceptions to the principle that every man is presumed to possess ordinary capacity to avoid harm to his neighbors, which illustrate the rule, and also the moral basis of liability in general.
