Sentence examples for for harming countries from inspiring English sources

Prince Turki al-Faisal, who had served as the director general of the Saudi intelligence agency and as the ambassador to the United Kingdom and the United States, called for Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, to be punished for harming countries' diplomatic integrity.

The teen-ager was subjected to a wave of online assault: "How can a person be so fundamentally lacking in decency?" "How can anyone be so uncivilized?" This was an echo of Wang Yang, one of China's four vice-premiers, who had recently chided Chinese tourists for harming the country's image with "uncivilized behavior".

What if China – the country blamed for harming UK steel by dumping products – provides the potential saviour?

Marquez, whose group focuses on fiscal rather than social issues, faulted SB 1070 for harming relations with Mexico, a country that pumps billions of dollars into Arizona's economy through trade and tourism.

The government's critics accuse it of ditching science for populism and harming the country's gold-plated investment reputation.The "supertrawler" was about to embark on a fishing venture between Seafish Tasmania and Parlevliet & Van der Plas of the Netherlands.

You know darn well how to satisfy Ms. Palin's insatiable desire for celebrity without actually harming the country.

But it has also produced shock waves that will continue harming the country for years to come, because researchers operate on long-term schedules and need a reliable stream of revenue to produce results.

IMF bailouts not only harm countries but also encourage speculation.

China says the Internet is harming the country.

Would stockholders be harming the country while helping themselves?

However, some commenters have claimed that the "border adjustments" would still lead to higher prices for consumers on imported goods and could harm developing countries.