Sentence examples for harm perpetrated from inspiring English sources

Our current mania is buttressed by the genuine harm perpetrated by real child abusers, but it's reinforced by another characteristic.

Second, in parallel with a targeted lawsuits approach, the communication of climate change by activists should focus almost solely on the egregious – and immediate - human rights violations it causes, rather than the harm perpetrated on the planet or its other inhabitants: Environmentalists cannot continue to be viewed as people who care about the environment and not about people.

The effectiveness of the theory in practice depends on two additional features: offences must be classified solely on the basis of the harm perpetrated, and there must be an appropriate proportion between crimes and punishments.

"It's about this narrative of second chances, at a moment when we should be thinking about how to help women have recovery and second chances after harassment, and I think it trivializes the harm perpetrated by these men," Farrell said.

"We want to put a stop to the harms perpetrated upon sex workers by law enforcement and faith-based rescue organizations who do not provide real help to people," Elle told The Huffington Post.

I believe that we are now at a point where military intervention is no longer an option, but rather a necessity to bring an end to the harm being perpetrated against the Syrian people by Bashar al-Assad's regime.

Severe harm can be perpetrated by trusted family members, including the intimate partner.

The research also identified other common methods of coping such as seeking social support, sharing personal stories of survival, and resisting systems that perpetrate harm or racism.

"Our differences are the deepest and most complex manifestations of genealogies of harm done to some and perpetrated by others".

The violence that occurs is not limited to physical harm and may also be perpetrated by family members within the household other than the intimate partner.

Following the theoretical ideas of Turiel (1998), Schmidt, Rakoczy, and Tomasello (2012) had children observe violations of both conventional norms (game rules) and moral norms (harm producing), and these were perpetrated by both ingroup and outgroup members.