Sentence examples for be to harm the from inspiring English sources

"However, the unintended consequences of this bill, should it pass, will be to harm the very people it attempts to serve and to reduce the economic opportunity for many more at the very time when our economic condition is at its most fragile".

To harm the fishery is to harm the food security of the region's poor".

That demonstrates how irrational is the claim that his intent is to harm the US.

And only a few people outside Australia think that the best way to create jobs is to harm the environment.

The military said the goal of the operation was "to harm the terrorist infrastructure" and to distance Palestinian militants from the border fence.

He asked for forgiveness, saying the "aim of my task was to harm the motivation and work ethic of the Korean people.

"The intent was to harm the passengers on the plane," Jamac said.

"We face armed, dangerous rioters whose aim is to harm civilians," the senior officer says.

"We take very seriously when our employees are harmed, whether the intention was to harm U.S. employees or not," she said in a telephone interview.

Particularly because these things could be acted upon and be used to harm the people being targeted.

More often than PT students NPT students mentioned to be afraid to harm the patient.