Sentence examples for because of harm from inspiring English sources

The Goldstone report accused both Israel and Hamas of war crimes because of harm to civilians.

If we want to limit speech because of harm then we will have to ban a lot of political speech.

If jurors heard the woman referred to as Jane Doe, he said, they might infer that she was being protected because of harm caused by the defendants. .

In a particular, topsy-turvy country in our world, all pregnant women are potential criminals, because of harm they might cause their children during pregnancy.

The child born with FAS or FASD is arguably deprived of a right to an open future because of harm suffered as a consequence of maternal behaviours.

There is no available public record of anyone in the United States being sued ― or having to pay damages ― because of harms related to donated food, according to Nicole Civita, a professor and director of the Food Recovery Project with the University of Arkansas School of Law and assistant director of the Rian Fried Center for Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems at Sterling College.

Because lack of harm does not equal evidence of benefit!

Guidance on treating epilepsy issued in 2004 by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice) said "specific caution" should be advised on the use of sodium valproate by women and girls of childbearing age "because of the risk of harm to the unborn child".

127 128 Because the risk of harm in older patients increases in proportion to the number of treatments prescribed, prioritisation of therapeutic goals is necessary.

Further, because the collection of harm avoidance data was not added until 2004, it was only available on a subset of Memory and Aging Project participants.

But because of its policy of "harm reduction," small amounts of marijuana can be bought in designated coffee shops.