Sentence examples for harm should be from inspiring English sources

We might hold that the standing of people relative to their contemporaries is (extrinsically or intrinsically)[30] important and that the threshold notion of harm ought to reflect, say, the average level of well-being that people realize or that future people will realize: the higher the average level of well-being, the higher the threshold level of harm should be set.

In the first instance harm should be avoided, for instance by locating development at a different site.

Nabil Elaraby, the secretary general of the 21-member Arab League, added his voice to the issue, saying that spiritual harm should be treated as a crime, even as he condemned the recent riots.

"Julian Assange has been kept under house arrest for two years with no medical treatment, no sunshine, no family, no nothing, and this harm should be taken into account when applying Swedish law," Per Samuelsson, a lawyer for Assange in Stockholm, told the Guardian.

And yes, in answer to your question, I do think that the notion of "harm" should be limited to the harms caused to those taking part in non-consensual activity, and that this should ultimately be a matter for the courts to decide.

Hence, no environmental harm should be anticipated from the use of these spent catalysts in construction.

The question is whether even participants who aren't harmed should be given benefits, and whether harmed participants should be given benefits in addition to any compensation for research-related harm.

The latest review suggests women should continue to attend screening but that the advice they receive on potential harms should be updated.

Dr Seena Fazel, joint study author from the department of psychiatry at the University of Oxford, said all prisoners who are self-harming should be regarded as a risk.

Self-harm should be understood as emerging from a cultural context, not simply from a solitary mind.

He said the task force reports are essentially guidelines that DOD and "affected agencies" use "to determine the level of harm caused and the order in which the various potential harms should be prioritized".