Sentence examples for damaging activities from inspiring English sources

This newspaper was barred from printing not just the details of an account of claims of damaging activities by the oil-trading company Trafigura but also anything said in parliament about it – a plain breach of parliamentary sovereignty as defined by the Bill of Rights 1689.

The implication of polluter pays lies in the economic obligation in relation to the potential environment damaging activities.

In this way, NMD has an important role in protecting cells from damaging activities of frameshifting mutations.

Short synthetic peptides representing the C-terminal region of PLA2 myotoxins showed cytolytic and muscle damaging activities similar to their parent proteins, although they display a lower potency [ 46– 46].

While environmental damage should be anticipated and prevented in the face of uncertainty by avoiding potentially damaging activities whenever possible, the precautionary principle should not be used as an endpoint of any assessment, but as a means to identify areas of high uncertainty, and thus areas in need of further research.

"It will offer protection from the most damaging activities, such as scallop dredging or bottom trawling.

It said the Australian federal police operation to "regain control of the centre and ensure the welfare of those not participating in criminal damage activities was achieved largely through negotiation and cooperation with detainees".

The cytokines tumour necrosis factor α (TNFα) and interleukin-1 (IL-1) mediate many of the inflammatory and tissue-damaging activities within the joint [ 1- 3, 5].

Until recently, intestinal epithelial-damaging activities of drugs and treatments could be tested only in vivo in animal models because of the poor survival rate of primary IECs ex vivo.

In 2003 the European Commission provided emergency protection and banned damaging fishing activity in the locality.

These vulnerable habitats are already damaged from activities such as bottom trawling and they are at high risk of further damage and deterioration.