Sentence examples for cause disproportionate harm from inspiring English sources

Privacy activists have long stressed that data over-collection and misuse cause disproportionate harm to minority groups.

Attacks targeting civilians or that fail to discriminate between combatants and civilians, or would cause disproportionate harm to the civilian population compared to the anticipated military gain, are prohibited".

With evidence growing that sport utility vehicles, pickups and large vans cause disproportionate harm to cars and their occupants, two insurers that cover nearly 25 million vehicles have begun making drivers of the bigger vehicles pay more for liability insurance.

All 7 of the countries listed in Executive Order 13769 have populations a Muslim majority, and President Donald Trump's history of xenophobic comments both during his campaign and through his time in office served as strong indicators to many that the "travel ban" would cause disproportionate harm to Muslim individuals.

"This does not absolve Iraqi and coalition forces from the obligation to take their presence into account, take all feasible precautions to minimize harm to civilians, and avoid launching attacks that could cause disproportionate harm to civilians," said Lynn Maalouf, deputy director for research at Amnesty International's regional office in Beirut.

One does not, after all, have to look far to find angry individuals causing disproportionate harm.

That means the attack could have been illegal because it "may have caused disproportionate harm to civilians".

In a landmark judgment in 2004, a week before The Hague ruling was announced, the High Court ordered the state to bring a 25-mile section of the barrier in the West Bank hills northeast of Jerusalem closer to the 1967 boundary, on grounds that the original route caused disproportionate harm to the rights of Palestinian villagers in the area.

With evidence growing that sport utility vehicles, pickup trucks and large vans are causing disproportionate harm to cars and their occupants in collisions, two insurers that together cover nearly 25 million vehicles have quietly begun making drivers of the bigger vehicles pay more for liability insurance.

That causes disproportionate harm to the millions of Americans that live outside urban centers.

"In others, they seem to have attacked military objectives and civilian objects without distinction, or caused disproportionate harm to civilians when striking military targets.