To me, although I'm not a lawyer, knowing about the harm caused by your product, then spending millions on trying to create doubt about the facts of that harm, sounds very similar to what another industry did with its product.
All it took to establish him as the wild man of Los Angeles songwriting were terse hints of gallows-humored mayhem: bulletins about a werewolf in London, glimmers of international intrigue in "Lawyers, Guns and Money," matter-of-fact harm reports in "Excitable Boy".
If it would not have occurred in the absence of the agency the agency will be a causally relevant condition or, if one endorses causal minimalism, a cause-in-fact of the harm.
Perhaps it would be wiser to wait and see whether gay marriage does, in fact, cause some kind of harm, wondered Mr Breyer.Donald Verrilli, the solicitor-general, delivered a thundering rebuke to such arguments.
Laws mandating net neutrality could, in fact, do a great deal of harm.
These facts, combined with mounting evidence of harm posed by certain chemicals -- used on carpets, couches, food bowls, squeaky toys and manicured lawns enjoyed by people and pets -- has led some experts and advocates to recommend a shift in breast cancer research and funding.
Speaking today, Mr Chandler hinted that the threat of harm was in fact overplayed.
In settling with Alliance, the S.E.C. said that these cases deal with "illegal market timing, not fees; therefore, we see no legitimate basis for the commission to act as a 'rate-setter".' Mr. Galvin said that "given the level of harm and the fact that many investors have left the fund, trying to remedy the wrong by a prospective fee reduction does not seem to be an efficient remedy".
"I know we received a report of harm after the fact".
But disclosing the fact of sexual assaults, self-harm, cruel treatment etc would not be an offence if it was done for the genuine purpose of lessening a perceived serious threat to the life or health of other detainees.
