Sentence examples for causing unnecessary harm from inspiring English sources

In 1997, a United Nations convention declared that international waterways should be divided reasonably and equitably, without causing unnecessary harm.

And, as I explained in my 2012 piece, there are plenty of additional means to enable officers, the vast majority of whom are well meaning, to do their jobs without causing unnecessary harm.

Here a balancing act is carried out between the risks and the benefits of reporting back, given that there is always the danger of causing unnecessary harm to participants and their families by communicating findings.

At worst, they have put patients at risk and potentially caused unnecessary harm.

Increasing costs would cause "unnecessary harm" and lower high standards of care, as many patients would choose to forgo important tests, Harrison said.

The produce industry has long lobbied to eliminate the program, insisting that it causes unnecessary harm to fruit and vegetable producers.

Welcoming the report, Dr Rosalyn Proops, officer for child protection at the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, said: "These children are among the most vulnerable in our communities and detention causes unnecessary harm to their physical and mental health.

The health secretary's statements about a lack of senior doctors working at weekends have "potentially caused unnecessary harm" by putting seriously ill patients off going to hospital, said Heidi Alexander.

Mark Steward, the FCA's director of enforcement and market oversight, said: "A failure to communicate openly with us can affect the well-running of markets and cause unnecessary harm to investors, especially in times of financial stress or crisis.

Unplanned hospital readmissions can be costly and cause unnecessary harm.

Public officials will (hopefully) often be aware of the need to scrutinize crisis communications for the presence of elements that may cause unnecessary harm or reduce the efficacy of their efforts.