Sentence examples for for harm done from inspiring English sources

He is now part of a fellowship that expects him to acknowledge his defects and make what amends he can for harm done.

Mr. Kadyrov is seeking more than $300,000 in compensation for harm done to his reputation, his lawyer, Andrei Krasnenkov, said during a break in the proceedings.

People who win civil suits have already been rewarded by compensatory damage awards, which presumably repay them adequately for harm done to them.

The purpose of criminal sanctions was to make the offender give retribution for harm done and expiate his moral guilt; punishment was to be meted out in proportion to the guilt of the accused.

These smokers, instead of suing for harm done to their health, claim that Philip Morris duped them into believing that its more expensive "light" brands were healthier than its regular ones.

While politicians and researchers waste their time debating the "additionality" or otherwise of climate finance, it is the recognition of payment for harm done that could transform the development finance debate.

However, the risk ratios for harm do not differ significantly between subgroups, yet the risk ratios for benefit, the risk differences and the odds ratios all have highly statistically significant differences between subgroups. 1 Mantel-Haenszel test.

The potential for harm does not stop when this smoke exits house windows or chimneys, however: In areas where solid fuels are the primary source of household cooking, particulate emissions from household cooking with solid fuels contribute significantly to ambient (outdoor) air pollution (Smith 2006).

Did BSR13 keynote speaker Mary Robinson know Vale and Chevron were in the room when she said that climate justice means accountability for harms done but also steps to prevent future harms?

He said Weatherup was "entitled to be compensated for the harm done to his personal reputation, for consolation for the personal distress and hurt caused by the publication and vindication to his reputation in light of the defamation.

"For this we are deeply sorry, even more sorry for the harm done to our most precious resource, our children".