Sentence examples for harm imposed on from inspiring English sources

Israel's Supreme Court ordered the army on Wednesday to remove a small portion of the barrier it is building along the West Bank and to reroute other sections to reduce the harm imposed on Palestinians cut off from lands they need.

While many think about the benefits of gambling, the harm imposed on the society due to gambling seems to be a lesser part of the discussion.

Even though this activity increases the total amount of harm imposed on society, no industry would have to account for this increased harm by taking offsetting steps to reduce other harms caused by its activities.

In a previous statement distributed by Leach's lawyers, Phy said that "no additional risks or harm were imposed on Adam by what he was asked to do".

But Texas Tech's team physician, Dr. Michael Phy, said in a statement, "According to the information given to me, no additional risks or harm were imposed on Adam by what he was asked to do".

This was due to Hardin's presumption that the herders would pursue their own immediate, private interests by adding more and more animals and ignore any of the harm they imposed on others or themselves over time.

When I was a State Representative, I attended a Communities for Restorative Justice (C4RJ) meeting in Concord, and listened to volunteers and police chiefs talk about the power of the program to make individuals accused of a crime understand the harm they imposed on a victim and how meaningful it was for the victims to reiterate that the emotions and trauma they felt were understood.

The dependent variable in this study is the harm imposed, and attacks in which the offender succeeded in imposing a lot of harm have been deliberately chosen.

In the past, the harm these pollutants imposed on people was little understood and thus, industry and government can be forgiven for not duly protecting the public.

The court has long recognized that the right to vote is so fundamental that a state cannot restrict it unless it can show that the harm it is seeking to prevent outweighs the harm it imposes on voters.

The harm it imposes on voters, some of whom will no doubt be discouraged from casting ballots, is considerable.