Sentence examples for harm requirements from inspiring English sources

Intent to harm requirements aren't just bad policy; they are also bad law.

Twenty-three have the "intent to harm" requirement in their laws; the other 11 don't.

The appeals court accepted Texas' argument that an expansion of immigration relief to include a wider class of undocumented immigrants would cause the state to "incur significant costs in issuing driver's licenses to DAPA beneficiaries" -- a basic "harm" requirement for any litigant seeking standing to sue.

Perhaps Harris's 'real harm' requirement could be understood in a different and more plausible way.

They were asked about their first reaction to neonatal screening for Pompe disease, after which benefits and harms and requirements for screening were explored in more detail.

Thus in this case we can say that the requirement to protect others from serious harm overrides the requirement to repay one's debts by returning a borrowed item when its owner so demands.

In the '50s, automakers told Congress that seatbelt requirements would harm their bottom line.

He recommended the offences be narrowed to make it a requirement that harm be present before it could apply.

MIAMI — Doctors take the Hippocratic oath promising to do no harm, but once that requirement is fulfilled, do they have a right to choose patients based on politics?

In addition, standards must provide evidence that projects contribute to a positive social and environmental development, and do no harm as a minimum requirement.

In a statement, Defra said charities that are also large landowners, such as the National Trust, would be harmed if the subsidy requirements were changed.