Sentence examples for harm claimed from inspiring English sources

In dissent, Justice Stephen G. Breyer wrote that the harm claimed by the plaintiffs was not speculative.

People started uploading pictures of self-harm, claiming they had done it in protest; in solidarity; to manifest physically the pain they felt.

The FDA and Federal Trade Commission could permit advertising of nicotine as an alternative to smoking, and monitor relative harm claims.

Other studies dealt with legal means for motivating healthcare workers and offering enhanced legal protection against liability while reducing the incidence of harm claims during disasters and pandemics (48, 49).

In other words, by regulators, judges and juries after actual harm is claimed.

Moeen also did his international prospects no harm by claiming the wicket of England's winter Ashes opener Michael Carberry.

"In all likelihood, the hassle and expense of pursuing litigation may well outweigh the benefits that Iggy could receive from whatever harm she claims befell her from this pizza guy going rogue".

We will never know the terms of the settlement -- according to the Associated Press, the parties described it as "amicable" -- but whatever money the duo may have received can probably never undo or compensate them for the harm they claim they sustained at the hands of a tabloid publication that linked them to a heinous act of terrorism.

Many liberals (me included) see societal harm from rights claimed by Second Amendment supporters and would like to see more restrictions.

The law defined pornography as a civil rights violation against women, and allowed women who claimed harm from pornography to sue the producers and distributors in civil court for damages.

The fact that global warming is a planet-wide phenomenon will make it difficult to establish how much these companies are contributing to the claimed harm.