Sentence examples for harm maintains from inspiring English sources

I've written a number of essays that have centered on the question, "Should animals be killed in the name of, or under the guise of, conservation?" The basic foundation of the rapidly growing field of compassionate conservation, "First do no harm," maintains that the lives of individual animals matter and that killing in the name of conservation should not be done (see here).

As humans, we act first in our own self-interest -- avoiding potential physical harm, maintaining social groups, getting swept up in excitement.

The "List of the Harmed", maintained by the Pennsylvania Alliance for Clean Water and Air, documents more than 6,000 reports from around the country.

Despite this extraordinary act of self-harm, Clarke maintains his jolly air throughout this memoir.

Protecting Americans from harm and maintaining state secrets are evidently a low priority.

It is any government's responsibility, as trustee, to protect these assets from harm and maintain them for public use.

We can protect ourselves from terrorists, or others who wish to do us harm, while maintaining our privacy rights.

We can protect ourselves from terrorists or others who wish to do us and our country harm while maintaining our privacy rights.

With schools needing to walk a line between protecting children from harm and maintaining their innocence, Mr Hobby says: "It needs a decision for each primary school in full consultation with parents".

Hsp70 possesses multiple biological functions and it has been well recognized as an induced chaperone protein by heat shock and other abiotic stresses, and DnaK can become over-expressed in cases of heat, high salt and alcohol to enhance tolerance of cell to harm and maintain normal metabolism (Groemping and Reinstein 2001; Seydlová et al. 2012; Di Pasqua et al. 2013).

Instead of adopting a 'reverse or uphold' legal approach on the matter, it would treat the problem more substantially if we challenged the underlying incentive structure in place--limiting financial influence over public servants, raising the costs of social harm, and maintaining an adamant regulatory system.