Sentence examples for elements of harm from inspiring English sources

This definition attempts to provide some clarity regarding the elements of harm, uncertainty, and proportionate responses.

Doctors unofficially supervise injections in some centers, explained Morel, who thinks that "medical oversight" of drug use is a key element of harm reduction.

There's one element of harm reduction that some say works better than all others, but it is also nearly impossible to implement in an official capacity: drug testing kits.

This small group activity is commonly a critical appraisal of an article relating to the study design discussed by the lecturer/tutor incorporating elements of therapy, harm, prognosis and diagnosis.

34 To the authors' knowledge, there are no self-report measures of aggression and bullying that include each of the defined elements of: intent to harm, feeling of hurt, physical and relational aggression, repetition, power imbalance, and covert behaviour that is deliberately or intentionally hidden from adults.

Mr. Spitzer responded in an interview that the S.E.C.'s settlement "only addresses one element of the harm" to Alliance's shareholders.

Education programs are a central element of Australian harm reduction drug policy.

Frye and Shafer emphasize that rape's communication of this message constitutes one significant element of its harm: "[rape] gives [the victim] a picture of herself as a being within someone's domain and not as a being which has domain ….

Imagine a claim under the law of negligence that rests on two elements: a breach of duty of care by the defendant (element A) and causation of harm to the plaintiff (element B).

Despite these constraints, current programmes now cover many of the essential elements of a comprehensive harm reduction strategy.

There is almost an element of self-harm in Jolie's extravagant body art, each piece of which tries to nail down an aspect of a woman who frankly doesn't seem to know herself very well.