Sentence examples for harm created from inspiring English sources
The general public may have forgotten about the bad old days of snake oil salesmen selling unregulated medicines, but doctors have not forgotten the terrible exploitation and harm created by some of these medicines.
"There is no doubt that this far overshadows the harm created by intercollegiate athletics.
"The harm created by the financial crisis was enormous," said Sperling.
"This liability is based not on the employer's fault, but on public policies concerning who should bear the risk of harm created by the employer's enterprise.
He also asserted that reducing the additional social harm created by these penalties would promote "safer and healthier communities, assist individuals released from prison and jails become productive citizens, and save taxpayer dollars".
One Kenyan community has even taken the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) and the Kenyan government to court over the harm created by the introduction of Prosopis (Pasiecznik et al. 2006 a ).
In a statement, Queensland Police said a 17-year-old man from Brisbane has now been charged with assault occasioning bodily harm, creating a nuisance on a railway, threatening violence and common assault.
"What harm creates a devils' horde compared to a lone werewolf?
Even errors that do not result in harm create additional work and can adversely affect patients' confidence in their care.
He wrote: "Those who have been the subject of ongoing, widespread inaccurate and negative media coverage - as I have, possibly on a scale not seen since the abuse of the McCanns - know that the harms created for individuals and small organisations or groups by a failure to maintain high ethical journalistic standards can be severe, consequential and almost insurmountable".
These findings suggest that criminalisation and policing strategies that target clients reproduce the harms created by the criminalisation of sex work, in particular, risks for violence and abuse.
