Sentence examples for designed to harm from inspiring English sources
How do we guard against disinformation from Pakistani spies designed to harm India's agents inside the Taliban, and vice versa?
Bombing of the kind that is being discussed at the moment is designed to harm ordinary citizens.
Two key themes emerged from almost every interview: that immigration detention is designed to harm people held within it, and; that secrecy is paramount.
"We believe these two car bombs were being designed to harm the military, the police and rivals," the official said on Wednesday.
The mail bombs were designed to harm Lennon, the lawyer Paul McBride and the former Scottish parliamentarian Trish Godman, according to the police.
In a statement by e-mail, Mr. Siegel said, "I'm sorry about my prank, which was certainly not designed to harm a magazine that has been my happy intellectual home for many years".
In 2008 Henry Ford Health System launched its "No Harm Campaign," designed to integrate harm-reduction interventions into a systemwide initiative and, ultimately, to eliminate harm from the health care experience.
Drug reformers advocate projects collectively known as "harm reduction": methadone programmes, needle-exchange centres, prescription heroin.One of the most remarkable projects designed to reduce harm is going on in a clinic two floors up in a side street in Bern, in Switzerland.
After 3 Ba1, he followed up with the rather mysterious but entirely characteristic 3…Rfd8 before going on to win through a series of similar moves, all designed to prevent harm to his own position and gradually undermine his opponent's.
This has left companies poorly placed to defend themselves against populist interventions, such as the European Union's recent REACH legislation, designed to prevent harm from dangerous substances.Mr Liveris is widely viewed as having done a good job since taking charge of Dow in 2004 after a period of turmoil at the top.
