Sentence examples for harm limits from inspiring English sources

Such a notion of harm limits the practical significance of the non-identity-problem to different degrees depending upon how the threshold is substantially defined (see Section 4 below).

Where the police or Home Office have clear evidence of illegal activity or fear of harm, limited data including a pupil's address and school details may be requested".

The only three prerequisites would be to test skills, to have fun and to do no harm (limiting strenuous activity to avoid injury).

An important additional area of study is whether risk scores cause unintentional harm; limited available evidence suggests they don't when accompanied by appropriate clinical support.

Limiting harm means limiting losses, so reducing the stakes on addictive products like fixed odds betting terminals is crucial".

The harm principle limits liberty-limiting interventions to those instances where the person poses a significant risk of harm to others.

The declaration defined liberty as "the ability to do whatever does not harm another…whose limits can only be determined by law".

Thus, an international expert committee (Joint Expert Committee on Food Additives 2003) Recommended that nutritional benefits be weighed against the possibility of harm when limits on the methylmercury concentrations in fish or on fish consumption are being considered.

It implies that harm is limited to what increases our pain, and benefit is limited to what reduces it.

They acknowledged that they made the same claim last week when they said the harm was limited to three patients, but they insisted that they had now accounted for all the tissue from the donor.

Obviously groups who wish to harm or limit other groups should not be given university approval.