Sentence examples for cause unacceptable harm from inspiring English sources

We know these centres cause unacceptable harm.

Social engineering is inescapable, simply because narrow self-interest would otherwise lead people to cause unacceptable harm to others.

In November, planning minister Eric Pickles ruled proposals for a solar farm in Ellough in Suffolk would cause "unacceptable" harm to the surrounding area.

Historic Scotland, the official architectural watchdog, has formally objected, arguing the development would cause "unacceptable harm" to the site and warning that it would refuse listed buildings consent, a legal requirement for the project to proceed.

But countries and disarmament groups opposing the draft treaty said the humanitarian impact of the proposed protocol would be minimal and would legitimize continued use of other cluster munitions that are recognized to cause unacceptable harm.

The 50-plus countries that opposed the draft protocol, and the campaigners who egged them on, complained that the text still allowed the use of cluster munitions known to cause unacceptable harm.

It reflected the increasing stigmatization of a weapon recognized as causing unacceptable harm to civilians and seen as having lasting effects on development for decades after conflicts have ended.

Thomas Nash, director of Article 36, which campaigns to prevent "unnecessary or unacceptable harm" caused by new weapons, was at the Geneva conference on Monday.

"Chemical weapons are unacceptable," says Thomas Nash, an arms monitor with Article 36, a UK-based body "working to prevent unacceptable harm caused by certain weapons".

Finally, it is argued that the unacceptable harm is to the veiled women themselves.

However, such frequent handoffs may cause unacceptable service interruption.