Sentence examples for from the harm from inspiring English sources

We must hurry to recover from the harm done to us by technical standards corruption.

The antitrust division all but abandoned its responsibility to protect the public from the harm of monopoly power.

It will take much more than this to help America as a whole recover from the harm Mr bin Laden inflicted.

It is about doing what we can do to protect children from the harm that tobacco and smoking does," Ms Jowell said.

Apart from the harm this can do to a singer's career, misclassification can also result in vocal cord nodes, a malady that causes hoarseness and that can force a singer to stop singing temporarily, Dr. Girolamo said.

In his ruling, the judge said that New York law required that an organization like the N.A.A.C.P. prove that it suffered particular harm that was different from the harm suffered by the public at large.

"This is a significant and necessary step in protecting the Victorian community from the harms of smoking," Davis said on Monday.

"More efforts are needed to protect civilians from the harms of conflict and to ensure accountability for those deliberately and indiscriminately killing them".

The government says it is aimed at protecting young people from the harms of alcohol, but secularist opponents accuse the government of gradually imposing an Islamic agenda.

For the world's poor people, walking is the main mode of transport, but such populations often experience the most from the harms of energy-intensive transport.

She said the best way to protect women from the harms outlined in the report is not to incarcerate them to begin with.