Sentence examples for endorsed harm from inspiring English sources

Experts have for years endorsed harm reduction as a pragmatic last resort for addicts, because they are convinced of the relative safety that accrues to the user and society.

Similar legally endorsed harm is a familiar theme in the history of women, racial minorities, native people, and gays and lesbians.

Leaders of Fatah and Hamas said they did not endorse harming any foreigners in Gaza.

Relative to both atomoxetine and placebo, citalopram made people less likely to endorse harming one to save many others.

34, 40, 42, 57 Moreover, patients with damage to the vmPFC show impaired harm aversion in moral judgment, in the sense that they are more likely to endorse harming one person to save many others.

Internationally, the UK government has endorsed nicotine harm reduction and recommends harm-reduction approaches including temporary or long-term use of licensed nicotine-containing products in its NICE Guidance on the topic for smokers who are not able to or do not want to stop using nicotine [ 13].

71% of the young people endorsed self harm on the SHQ.

(2), not (1), leads Raz to endorse the Harm Principle.

"We do not condone or endorse any harm coming to these individuals, minus public shaming and outting (sic)," it says.

Women who endorse self-harm items will also be excluded.

Prior to the course, the majority of participants demonstrated relatively high levels of confidence, perceived skill and knowledge of self-harm and endorsed relatively positive attitudes towards people who engage in self-harm.