Sentence examples for degree of harm from inspiring English sources
The degree of harm which Mr Netanyahu will wreak in his fifth term is yet to be determined.
The two principal determinants of a sentence remain the degree of harm the drug would inflict and the degree of culpability of the offender.
"Degree of harm is directly related to length of time spent in detention and so therefore, there is a health obligation to minimise the time spent in detention.
"The regulated system creates both windfall beneficiaries -- small households occupying large apartments -- and a huge number of nonbeneficiaries who experience a corresponding degree of harm".
Third, the degree of insula activation was related to the subjects' degree of harm avoidance and neuroticism as measured by the TCI and NEO personality questionnaires, respectively.
Work by other researchers gradually began to support her findings, though some maintained that she had exaggerated the degree of harm from divorce.
The core aim, I argue, should be the differentiation of insider trading according to degrees of harm and moral wrongfulness.
As we have often said, the legislature is free to recognize degrees of harm, and it may confine its restrictions to those classes of cases where the need is deemed to be clearest.
(a) the nature of the risk (how the disease is transmitted), (b) the duration of the risk (how long is the carrier infectious), (c) the severity of the risk (what is the potential harm to third parties), and (d) the probabilities the disease will be transmitted and will cause varying degrees of harm.
However, the courts have often justified under-inclusiveness on the ground that the legislature is free to recognize degrees of harm, to confine its restrictions to cases where the need is felt to be the greatest, and to advance its policies step by step.
Mutations at nonconserved sites are predicted to be effectively neutral (estimated frequency of deleterious mutations with NeSd ≥ 1 is zero), with no significant variation among sites, whereas mutations at outgroup conserved sites cause variable degrees of harm.
