"We're deeply disappointed in our labor federation siding with those that would endanger and harm the land, the water, the lives of the people along the pipeline path and the health of the planet itself in the name of profits," Fernando Losada said.
I would argue that virtually everyone accepts the Spider-Man Principle, at least implicitly, since all of us regard arbitrary uses of power that endanger or harm us as wrong or unjust -- that is, as abuses, violations of responsibilities to us that come with that power.
It remained unclear whether any patients were unknowingly endangered or harmed after being cared for by improperly certified workers.
Earlier this year a heinous lawsuit was filed by opponents of LGBT equality, ridiculously arguing that non-transgender students are endangered or harmed when transgender students are protected from discrimination and treated with dignity at school.
He did not want to be scolded for endangering himself or harming company property.
Careless talk costs lives, the White House warned yesterday, saying that unauthorised leaks about the special forces raid that killed Osama bin Laden are now endangering US troops, harming diplomatic relations and jeopardising the country's ability to carry out similar operations in future.
At most it was only barely foreseeable that endangering the package might harm a distant bystander.
Last February a trial alleging criminal negligence causing bodily harm and endangering the public began in Toronto against a pharmaceutical company and the Canadian Red Cross.
Mr. Reinhardt filed criminal charges against Captain Schettino and other, as yet unnamed defendants, on suspicion of negligent bodily harm, abandonment, endangering shipping and failure to offer assistance to persons in danger.
We believe that all workers deserve to be treated with respect and dignity and that a competent leader can implement a transition without inflicting personal harm and endangering a community's trust in an organization.
But the plan has opponents, chiefly coastal fishermen, who fear the dredging could harm their fishing grounds, and environmentalists, who say the plan could harm endangered salmon and lead to wider ecological devastation in the delicate tidelands.
