Sentence examples for harm prevented from inspiring English sources

Approaching the court, the judges saw crowds "closing the entrances of the roads to the gates, climbing the fences, chanting slogans denouncing judges and inciting the people against them," the statement said, adding that "the threat of harm" prevented the judges from entering.

By using routinely available national data, the Sheffield team has been able to predict the harms prevented as a result of implementing different policy options.

Walzer pointed out that one traditional test of proportionality -- the one most often cited by Israel's supporters -- looks ahead to the risks of future harm; this is the argument that justifies harm to prevent greater harm.

Calculating the NNH gave a figure of 2,100 with a 95% confidence interval of 588 patients harmed to 1,337 patients where harm was prevented.

Primary prevention strategies include reducing harm and preventing nosocomial transmission.

Firstly, when it's erroneous, the harm reduction information they put out is arguably more likely to cause harm than prevent it.

"But DARE is a complete fraud on the American people, and has actually done a lot of harm by preventing the implementation of more effective programs".

Do you see any realistic, practical proposals to redress the harm and prevent its recurrence?

Technology plays a disproportionate role — both catalyzing the contagion and scattering the impact — making it harder to remedy the harm and prevent further spreading and mutating.

But he fought on, keeping Cosmo Canyon safe from harm and preventing his enemies from taking even one step into the village.

In this case, frequent exposure to the virus boosts the immune system without causing harm and prevents the reactivation of the virus.