Sentence examples for harm resulted from inspiring English sources

Obstruction of justice, based on the fact that Andersen has said that its employees improperly shredded Enron-related documents, would not carry a hefty fine because no financial harm resulted, said Karen Schnatterly, a business professor at the Carlson School of the University of Minnesota.

Harm resulted in 3% of errors.

In comparison with the U.S., the road-safety targets of Sweden, Northern Ireland, and the Netherlands are more direct because the targets measure the total harm resulted from road crashes.

This is irrespective of whether harm resulted from any negligence [ 21].

All of the data were rendered anonymous before analysis, and no harm resulted from the study that could be weighed against benefit.

This is in line with the self-report survey in England where it was found that only 12.6% of episodes of self harm resulted in hospital presentation [ 2].

Restitution requires the offender to make reparation for the harm resulting from a criminal offense.

There are no reports of harm resulting from the toothpaste, bought from a distributor, American Amenities in Seattle.

The judge, Robert W. Gettleman, said that the plaintiff had not shown any actual harm resulting from her use of the lipstick.

Any harm resulting from the disclosure of NSA-related material – in other words, almost everything actually made public thus far – is not included in this assessment.

In its ruling, the first of its kind in France, the court also recognized the principle of ecological harm "resulting from an attack on the environment".