Sentence examples for causing hurt to from inspiring English sources

Criminal charges against Bishnoi include "attempt to murder" and "voluntarily causing hurt to deter public servant from his duty," National Election Watch says.

"However, there was a growing recognition among our affiliates that non-attendance of HMD was inadvertently causing hurt to some in the Jewish community.

It has caused hurt to our family".

Where the church had caused hurt to LGBT people, "they express their profound sorrow", it added.

1.29pm GMT Labour's Adrian Hamilton, chair of the all-party group on Sikhs, says that even the idea of one adviser going to India will cause hurt to Sikhs.

"The last thing I would ever have in my mind would be to cause hurt to anyone and if anyone interpreted them that way of course I would apologise".

This prohibits that any conduct or act by a man which causes or is likely to cause intimidation, fear or shame or embarrassment to a woman, including abusing or causing hurt or nuisance to, or assault, use of force on a woman.

The law states that driving on a public way in a manner that could "endanger human life" or cause "hurt or injury" to a person, could lead to a prison term of up to six months, or a 1,000-rupee 1,000-rupee or both.

Foxtel said it was aware its decision to air the ad had "caused hurt and distress to some customers".

It is surely reasonable that there should be some restrictions on its right to do this in cases where the information is not needed by anyone but causes hurt or distress to an individual.

In some instances it can lead people to open up and talk to someone they feel they may have hurt or caused harm to.