Sentence examples for decided to harm from inspiring English sources

The leaks, he said, serve "those who decided to harm American power, to destabilize the world's large industrial nations, to put in place a maximum of disorder in international relations".

He added: "As a second amendment supporter, violence is an absolute last resort against a government that has decided to harm its own citizens, and not a first choice because you don't like a politician".

A denial of service attack involves overwhelming a particular server with requests – as though you decided to harm a small business by permanently calling their landline and refusing to hangup, so no one else could get through.

Something else we know is that this isn't the first time a white man in Austin decided to harm others out of anger.

A majority in a parliament cannot decide to harm the rights of a minority, nor vote for laws that undermine human rights.

It kills me to see another human being suffer because of this one evil person who decided to do harm.

The writers eventually decided to have him kill himself to prevent him from doing more harm.

The hope, presumably, was that – particularly in this jubilee year – loyal listeners would accept that anything that is good enough for royal British knobs, particularly that belonging to the Duchy Originals magnate, cannot also amount, as a German regional court has decided, to "grievous bodily harm".

At least this one judge decided to stop doing harm.

Some people say that self-driving cars will have to make ethical decisions, for example deciding whom to harm when a collision is unavoidable.

Deciding whether to harm others engages brain regions densely innervated by serotonin [ 8, 22, 23], and manipulating serotonin function influences the expression of harm aversion in hypothetical moral judgments [ 24], though these are not necessarily predictive of real moral decisions [ 3].