Sentence examples for collateral harm from inspiring English sources

"In addition, the bill authorizes entities to employ network defense measures that might cause collateral harm to the systems of innocent third parties".

(Some other information did look very useful, but came with "collateral harm to privacy on a scale that the Obama administration has not been willing to address").

Speaking by telephone from Cambridge, Mass., where he is a visiting professor at Harvard Law School this semester, Professor Halbertal added: "These have to do with to what degree soldiers assume risks in order to minimize collateral harm to civilians.

The Computer and Communications Industry Association CISAA), which represents companies including Google and Facebook, has written an open letter arguing that the bill could cause "collateral harm" to innocent internet users.

"His sentencing hearing will provide him with a forum for denouncing U.S. policies in the Muslim world," the memo continues, "and to identify U.S. military actions which have undeniably produced unintended collateral harm to civilian populations far greater than even the Nairobi embassy bombing".

Third, costs of collateral harm result from loss of resources, e.g. when received compounds (or their metabolites) need to be detoxified.

But the gay-civil-rights groups needed to find plaintiffs who would not suffer custody losses or other collateral harms from admitting that they had violated criminal sodomy laws, which tended to rule out gay couples in a committed family relationship.

By the same token, nothing could damage the justification for this war more than extensive "collateral damage," harming great numbers of civilians.

Nevertheless, while we have no evidence for adaptive male harm, the possibility remains that harm represents collateral damage.

But Mr. Hayes said he decided against resigning because it would cause "harm and collateral damage to the reputation of this agency" and would be seen as flouting the board's traditions when he was already criticizing the board's Democrats for doing that.

Ultimately, I feel about that sort of arrangement the way I feel about virtually any arrangement that improves the lives of individuals without doing harm as collateral damage: A-OK.