Sentence examples for generalized harm from inspiring English sources
When trying to fudge the religious issues and to assert some more generalized harm to society, proponents have struggled to provide any compelling evidence that extending marriage rights to same-sex couples bears some causal relationship to the diminution of marriage rates among opposite sex couples.
Modified to differentiate risk of suicide, as opposed to more generalized harm (e.g., NSSI, substance abuse), an example of consent wording is as follows: …the Certificate of Confidentiality a does not prevent the investigator from taking necessary action to protect participants or others from harm in certain situations.
But the defendants were well aware that the line between "generalized and continuing harm" and imminent threat of injury is a matter of perception, especially as the dangers of climate change become more evident.
Chalfant said the officers will have to show they have a specific threat or safety concern, rather than just a "generalized fear of harm".
In order to have standing to proceed in federal court, a plaintiff must have suffered actual harm rather than have a generalized grievance; the harm must have been caused by something the defendant did; and the problem can actually be addressed by the decision that the plaintiff seeks.
Those who fulminate against the Taliban, and who mindlessly publicize each "poisoning," only contribute to the generalized anxiety that helps precipitate these incidents and bring harm to their victims.
Finally, we estimated the association of any adolescent self-harm with each young adult substance use outcome, using generalized estimating equations with robust standard errors to allow for repeated measures within individuals.
However, a Department of Immigration and Border Protection spokesperson said that, "the bill makes clear that if levels of generalized violence in a country become so dangerous, consistent, or targeted towards particular groups that a real risk of personal harm is faced".
The choreography was attractive but generalized.
