Sentence examples for harm commercial from inspiring English sources

The argument that prior scrutiny would harm commercial competitiveness and delay the licensing process is also unfounded.

The Coalition had repealed the reporting requirements – arguing they could lead to kidnappings, harm commercial negotiations and breach privacy.

It is attempting to build partnerships with other news organisations to dampen criticisms that it acts in a way that can harm commercial operators.

Under the Labor-Greens compromise, the commissioner would be required to publish the information, unless a company successfully applied for an exemption on the grounds it would harm commercial negotiations.

Although this distance is largely over the ocean in this particular case, our results imply that similar and larger eruptions of other volcanoes elsewhere might harm commercial or private energy production at distances of hundreds to thousands of kilometers from the volcano.

And this saviour of women has refused to reveal the extent of sexual abuse in the inhumane women's detention centre Yarls Wood for fear of harming commercial interests.

Government officials argued that the documents were confidential and would harm the commercial interests of the contractors Serco and GEO Group if they became public knowledge.

Heave gets so over-excited about its potential stadium-sized audience that it ends up sounding like Coldplay – which probably won't harm its commercial prospects, but feels a bit disappointing given the far softer, more subtle approach to stirring crowds elsewhere.

Community Board 10, which represents central Harlem, voted against the 24-block rezoning last year, saying that the plan includes far too little housing that most Harlem residents could afford and that any new housing should be placed on 124th and 126th Streets because it would harm the commercial character of 125th.

Since the first G-20 summit in November 2008, there have been 192 blatant beggar-thy-neighbor policy measures enacted and another 48 that directly harm some commercial interests.

Well, Fairey didn't harm the commercial value of Garcia's photograph--he vastly increased it.