"We applaud the Environmental Protection Agency for requiring the long-overdue cleanup of pollution from this dirty coal plant, which for decades has harmed human health and marred one of the nation's iconic national parks, the Grand Canyon," he said.
However, Herman Nackaerts, the current head of safeguards, is said to have complained privately that not having Farsi speakers working directly for him has harmed his ability to conduct his enquiries.
She listened carefully to the activists and gave thoughtful, unscripted, and sometimes impassioned answers to questions about her past support for policies that have harmed communities of color.
Prisoners who commit generous acts toward dying fellow inmates awaken to their own capacity for love and, in the process, come to feel regret and compassion for those they have harmed.
A related consideration is that the National Rifle Association will score the vote on background-checks amendment — so a vote for it could have harmed a senator's overall record on gun rights as judged by the N.R.A.
Can we stop punishing people we have harmed for reminding us we have harmed them?
(They would later sue her for defamation, saying she had harmed their company, which nonetheless netted $2 million in profits in 2012, they estimated in depositions).
There's a tense moment when More, locked in the Tower of London awaiting trial for treason, claims to have harmed no one.
In a statement sent by her manager, Michael Dempsy, Anderson said she was "deeply sorry for anyone that I have harmed along this path".
For each individual that you have harmed, send your affirmation out to them for 100,000 recitations - or until you feel the guilt lifting.
