Sentence examples similar to committed to a harm from inspiring English sources

The two showed that governments have a problem committing to a policy; this lack of commitment harms their credibility, which, in turn, can lead to an undesirable outcome.

Such is the alarm about the current situation that several drugs agencies committed to harm reduction held an urgent meeting last week to discuss setting up an online warning system about contaminated street drugs.

Dating back centuries to English common law, the defense enabled someone to be found innocent if a crime had been committed to avoid a greater harm.

"Forces are committed to reducing the harm caused by drugs but cannot do this alone; prevention, education and health services all have a crucial role".

"It is totally disingenuous of the SWA to say they are committed to tackling alcohol harm when they consistently block the single most effective measure to achieve that.

"The police are committed to reducing the harm caused by hate crime," says superintendent Paul Giannasi, of Acpo's national working group on hate crime.

I'm disheartened by the distractions of silly things and the truly horrendous acts that are committed to harm other people.

Drake:... Drake in 2018: "Back in 07 I was fully committed to exposing the harm of systemic anti-Blackness".

She ended with two calls to "vote for me", a slogan which reeks of authoritarian arrogance, but which the polls seem to suggest is going down well with a public seemingly committed to mass self-harm.

It defines suicide as "an intentional, self-inflicted act committed to do self-harm or cause the death of one's self".

These same groups are also extremely committed to a harm-elimination model of female genital mutilation, as opposed to the harm-reduction model highlighted in the column.