Sentence examples for harm arising from from inspiring English sources

The third principle is: protect people from physical and psychological harm arising from violence and coercion.

The plastics industry has rejected such suggestions, pointing to industry-funded studies involving rodents that have shown no harm arising from the use of the chemical.

A landslide hazard analysis based on this finding suggested that whilst future mudflows constitute a small hazard, the risk of harm arising from them is even smaller.

The district judge found irreparable harm arising from the facts that without injunctive relief, plaintiffs would be transferred into an already overcrowded system and the LICF would be permanently closed.....the irreparable harm he found arose from the possible deprivation of eighth amendment rights that plaintiffs contend will follow from implementation of the plan.

Mortality reviews have been adopted as a tool to identify serious harm arising from healthcare.

There was no major unintended harm arising from the trial to our knowledge.

He had made light of the friction between Senegal's Muslim majority and the country's Roman Catholics, yet no harm arose from those quarters.

Follow-up interviews will be held with parents two weeks after the feedback to assess whether any changes in motivation or behaviour had occurred, how the parents found the feedback and any issues arising from this, and whether any perceived benefit or harm arose from feedback.

A broad range of harms arising from alcohol misuse can impact upon others at a societal, community and family level.

The fact that the health harms arising from alcohol are more ambiguous may make it more difficult to apply normative pressures under similar treaty dispute situations.

In addition, insurance arrangements for the trial should include cover for patient harms arising from placebo procedures in which non-surgical staff are implicated.