Sentence examples for foreign harm from inspiring English sources

"Where the plaintiff's claim rests solely on the independent foreign harm," that exception does not apply, Justice Breyer said.

"After three years of investigation and millions of dollars, they can present no evidence of harmful intent, foreign influence, or harm.

Analysts warned the scandal could harm foreign investment in Malaysia.

He has spent much of his career predicting which foreign species could harm the Great Lakes.

She said unless there was a "risk of severe and irreversible harm" foreign criminals should be deported first and their appeals heard later.

He also delivered a withering verdict on leaked proposals from Theresa May, the Home Secretary, to impose a 75,000 cap on the number of EU nationals allowed to work in Britain each year and warned that a clampdown on student visas would harm foreign relations.

The continuing violence, the fear for personal safety, the recall of the Egyptian and Jordanian ambassadors from Tel Aviv, the decline in foreign investments, the harm to the economy and tourism -- all these oblige Israel to continue with a substantive political process and not to return to a struggle over public relations.

We can also follow a "do no harm" foreign aid strategy.

All of this is likely to be more of a "controlled explosion" than a real tide of outrage that could harm foreign businesses in Iran, according to Walter Posch, of the European Union's Institute for Security Studies.

Using orientalist tropes against Muslim women allows politicians to derail from policies – both domestic and foreign – that do harm Muslim women.

It was an attempt to reduce the nation's dependence on foreign funding for harm reduction programs, but drug users want little to do with the health centers.