Sentence examples for cases of harm from inspiring English sources

At a press conference in Canberra on Thursday Purcell said Dutton's "false allegations against a very reputable child protection agency on cases of harm to children on Nauru... [are] backed up with no evidence".

We might first observe that both the subjunctive-historical and threshold notions of harm can be employed to interpret many core cases of harm.

The public inquiry had suggested this should become a legally enforceable duty, but latest plans suggest this will only be applied to the most serious cases of harm.

Instead, it is about the moral responsibility of individuals who belong to groups that are themselves thought to be morally responsible for particular cases of harm.

Except in cases of harm to self or others, therapists are not supposed to disclose their relationship or even greet clients in public.

Even though there is no evidence beyond anecdote that its methods work, even though there are clear cases of harm, even though it is now clear that its employees will just follow orders no matter how bizarre, Massachusetts has cleared the Judge Rotenberg Center to use electric shocks on emotionally disturbed and disabled children for another year.

He remarks that "some cases of harming that the doctrine intuitively speaks against are arguably not cases of intentional harming, precisely because neither the harm itself (nor anything itself causally very close to it) is intended" (1991, p. 511).

And according to Dale Wang, the agency's director of community relations, in 30 years the agency has not had a single serious case of harm to a neighbor.

Chris Perrine, said Thursday that the military was not aware of any confirmed case of harm to anyone as a result of being named in the Afghan war documents.

Because every case of preventing one person from harming another is a case of harm prevention, but not vice versa, HP1 is narrower than HP2.

Although they have not made a clear case of harm, some privacy fundamentalists who oppose virtually any form of data collection or ad targeting have elevated this concern to near "techno-panic" levels and are demanding action.