Sentence examples for establishing harm from inspiring English sources

Several experts said that in a closed community like this one, where some families might practice under-age marriage while others do not, establishing harm or risk of harm, key threshold questions for the court, could well mean putting the culture itself on trial.

To facilitate the dissemination of evidence, journal editors may want to consider how to prioritize studies of adaptation interventions alongside studies establishing harm and to require adherence to established reporting guidelines.

"But you still need to establish harm to individual children to remove them from their families".

The AFAO says it is not a substitute for established harm reduction measures such as needle and syringe exchanges.

And though this surely won't be the only way they try and establish harm to traditional marriage, one line of attack does seem to be to focus on the non-monogamous tendencies of gay men.

If the state could establish harm and/or confusion in the marketplace, they can win.

In the long-run, he'd love to see Sesh Safety have its own group IRL, or partner with an established harm reduction organisation.

There is biological plausibility, including laboratory experiments, and established harm in children and adults for a wide range of disorders.

Until recently, most studies sought to establish harm rates for benchmarking purposes over large populations with suggestions that between 3% and 17% of patients experience an AE during a hospital admission.

As I recently noted to a colleague, oxygen is not a theoretical toxin with theoretical harms in people; it is a known toxic with established harms.

In light of the established harms of SHS, 1 2 these levels of smoking in cars and homes still represent a significant public health concern.