Sentence examples for critical harm from inspiring English sources

But she said ministers' fixation on the net migration target was leading to toxic immigration policies that were causing critical harm to community relations and to cohesion in Britain.

Don't touch the power cable by hand, this may bring critical harm to health and life.

Expansion of methadone treatment coverage to include recently-released heroin addicts is critical to harm reduction in this population.

"This is a critical piece of harm reduction," Ms. Murphy said.

These minor controversies will do little to harm critical reaction to the novel, regarded as Houellebecq's best chance yet of winning France's supreme literary prize, the Goncourt.

Obama said the sanctions would apply to those engaged in malicious cyber activity that aims to harm critical infrastructure, damage computer systems and steal trade secrets or sensitive information.

United Nations officials and other diplomats are expected to try to persuade Rwanda to continue its commitment to Darfur by arguing that destabilizing Sudan at this critical juncture would harm all Africa.

In an internal draft document circulated earlier this year, the Chamber criticized the White House's legislative proposals on cybersecurity as "regulatory overreach" and cautioned that "layering new regulations on critical infrastructure will harm public-private partnerships".

The scientists--typically biologists and ecologists--determine whether the proposed development would harm critical habitats or endangered species.

That's because there's no real legal framework that would hold manufacturers responsible for critical failures that harm others.

Unfortunately, current legal barriers discourage collaboration, putting more consumer data and our most critical infrastructure in harm's way.