Sentence examples for harm existing from inspiring English sources

Wakes inhibit marina development and harm existing waterside development.

"What the U.S. said, and it appears in the open public documents of this case, is that the disclosure of these documents by order of our courts would be 'likely to result in serious damage to U.S. national security and could harm existing intelligence information-sharing between our two governments,'" Mr. Miliband said.

It is right and proper to take into account potential externalities negative ones, like congestion and changes in neighbourhood aesthetics that harm existing residents, and positive ones, like knowledge spillovers that raise productivity, wages, and metropolitan growth and determine whether government intervention of some sort might not boost overall welfare.

She also hears why not everyone is in favour of them, with fears they could harm existing schools.

The bloc's law puts a special obligation on dominant companies not to abuse their power to try to harm existing competitors or block new entrants.

After SUs avoid incoming PUs and initiate a handoff and channel switching process, SUs will most likely find new free channels and hence will not harm existing PUs as there are more channels to accommodate them.

Jeffrey Eichler, a coordinator for the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union/UFCW, said one of the alliance's objectives was to avoid harming existing businesses, including the Associated Supermarket on Jerome Avenue, opposite the armory, which is unionized.

That means when Uber launches in a city, it acts as a job creator without harming existing taxi drivers — at least, initially.

The Democratic Congress and the Obama administration created a new procurement process that harmed existing small-business contracts, which devastated my business".

Attractors can be added, deleted, and updated on-line simply, without harming existing memories, and the number of attractors is independent of input dimension.

The advantage of the disjunctive notion is that this view of harm allows us to rely on the subjunctive-historical notion of harm whenever it is applicable, that is, when we will harm an existing person.