Sentence examples for harm imminent from inspiring English sources
"Irreparable harm is imminent," the suit states.
If you haven't been harmed already, you have to show the harm is imminent.
The new law removed any duty to retreat, justifying force so long as a shooter "reasonably" believed that physical harm was imminent.
Florida has generous self-defense laws that give the benefit of the doubt to a gunman who has a reasonable person's fear of great bodily harm or imminent death.
But the defendants were well aware that the line between "generalized and continuing harm" and imminent threat of injury is a matter of perception, especially as the dangers of climate change become more evident.
Test: Misleading or an untrue representation as to a person's identity on twitter could amount to fraud A tweet could amount to an assault if the person to whom it was directed has a genuine belief that physical harm is imminent.
A.L. had tested positive for cocaine at the time of delivery, and DYFS argued the positive drug screen alone was enough to prove harm or imminent harm to her baby.
"In the potentially contentious environment surrounding the R.N.C., a firearm unnecessarily increases the threat of imminent harm and injury to the residents and visitors of the city," he wrote to the governor.
Justice Samuel Alito was similarly incredulous, asking, "Do you really think that there is First Amendment value in a bald-faced lie about a purely factual statement that a person makes about himself because that person would like to create a particular persona?" "Yes, Your Honor, so long as it doesn't cause imminent harm to another person or imminent harm to a government function," Libby said.
SCALIA: I thought that standing requires imminent harm.
