Sentence examples for committing harmful from inspiring English sources

In the wake of the Second World War he wanted to understand the behaviours and social influences associated with committing harmful acts at the behest of an authority figure.

I know that the fiscal cliff, the debt ceiling, and women's rights cause us to retreat into our partisan political corners, but this week as we mourn as a nation, let this lesson serve to urge us all to remember the inhumanity in the tools we have available to commit harmful acts.

And that means the (very bad) act of not stopping something harmful is not commensurate with the (very, very bad) act of actively committing harm.

Unless, of course, evil forces seize upon the moment of national guard-lowering and commit harmful acts.

Nobody can commit too harmful a foul on the 2,000-pound 2,000-poundue.

In the general enforcement model (see Polinsky and Shavell (1992)), agents are risk-neutral and they choose whether to commit a harmful act or not.

Thaddeus Stevens's argument for slave reparations was simply that the slave holders had committed serious harmful transgressions against the slaves, who consequently had rights for reparation against their masters that could plausibly be satisfied by some of their masters' land.

A prosecutor had to establish gross negligence — a circumstance where an individual committed a harmful act, whether intentional or not, and failed to mitigate the damage — and that death resulted from the wrongdoing.

"The Obama administration is firmly committed to reducing harmful carbon pollution from civil aviation both domestically and internationally," a White House statement to reporters said.

President Trump is committed to eliminating harmful and unnecessary policies such as the Climate Action Plan and the Waters of the U.S. rule.

Nine target "honour-based violence" or crimes committed due to "harmful cultural practices".