If all-male rule churches and their passionate adherents are unable to adhere to policies requiring hospitals to treat women in ways that do not exacerbate harm and to save their lives when possible, then they should not be in the business of providing degraded and dangerous health care.
Understanding gendered power relations is key to building an effective response to corporate practices that exacerbate gendered harms.
More simply, Richard L. Trachtman, a lobbyist for the American College of Physicians, said the proposal would "exacerbate the harm" done by cutbacks made in 1997.
The United States has no economic interests that will be placed at risk, and this narrow measure will not exacerbate the harm already done to the majority of Zimbabweans, who have seen their economy deteriorate under Mr. Mugabe.
Two decades of failures of prostitution laws in Canada stemmed from failure of consecutive governments to listen to strong evidence by sex workers, academics and human rights experts that the laws were creating and exacerbating devastating harms to sex workers' safety, health and human rights, including violence, abuse and murder.
The Charity Commission's loophole - private schools can keep their taxes if they subsidise places for the bright children of the poor - exacerbates the harm they inflict on the rest of the system.
However, it also can make detecting crime more difficult, exacerbating the harm caused to victims.
Specifically, Noble is "trying to think about centering people who are already living in the margin– who are already living under racist and sexist stress and how these technologies might be exacerbating the harm that comes their way".
Don't exacerbate the damage.
The ACF will argue, on appeal to the high court, that emissions from the burning of coal dug up from the mine will exacerbate climate change and harm the Great Barrier Reef.
Talking exacerbates the damage.
