Sentence examples for grave harm that from inspiring English sources

Callaghan was acutely aware of the sensitivity of the subject, highlighting the "grave harm" that would be caused if the documents became public, revealing Britain's "interference in the internal affairs of a European ally".

"The grave harm that is presented to the community by that conduct was demonstrated on Dec. 2," Bristow said, referencing the rampage by Farook and his wife, Tashfeen Malik, that left 14 people dead and 22 wounded.

One important line of criticism has focused on the difficulty of distinguishing between grave harms that are regretfully intended as part of the agent's means and grave harms that are regretfully foreseen as side effects of the agent's means.

In consequence, an informal yet important distinction was made between délits moins graves and délits graves that is, between ordinary délits and crimes involving serious bodily harm that were reserved for trial by a full court with a jury.

The Bush administration declared that some classified details about the use of Mr. Montgomery's software were a "state secret" that could cause grave harm if disclosed in court.

The doctors we investigate and prosecute commit criminal acts like writing fraudulent prescriptions to support their own substance abuse, exchanging prescriptions for sexual favors or monetary kickbacks, or gross overprescribing that results in grave harm to patients.

It said further that "Bob Crow would cause grave harm to the interests of Londoners and supported a culture of political immorality".

We can recognize that those labeled as "mentally ill" are among the most stigmatized people in our society, and that their stigmatization causes grave harm.

A country can't cross that line without suffering grave harm, from increased danger to its soldiers to a lessening of moral authority in the world.

I imagine that I'm really doing grave harm to the reception I'm likely to receive, right?

Ms. Bakke also cautioned that a contrary ruling would do grave harm to the prosecution's case.