She said his mistakes were "deliberate, inappropriate and repeated" and "had the potential for public harm", although there was no evidence any actual harm took place.
On 17 April, he claimed that two days earlier, "a serious incident of criminal intent to harm took place" outside his offices.
Upon violation of such rights, the law offers some measure of compensation, whether the harm takes the form of defamatory falsehood or unlicensed use of a protected expression or invention.
And they caution that because of the fluidity between onshore and offshore marine communities, the harm taking place deep at sea will come back to haunt the shallows, whether or not they are directly hit by the slick.
Again, the decision found no fault with American statutes, finding that the 1995 accord even authorizes trade sanctions when, as in this case, the environmental harm takes place in foreign waters.
In Kansas, the arguments over fairness and economic harm took on a particular fierceness after two plants proposed by the Sunflower Electric Corporation were rejected by Rod Bremby, the secretary of health and environment, in October.
But it does no harm, takes up little of the spacecraft's cargo capacity, may have helped to extract the money from Congress (around £180 million) and makes the stern scientific purposes of the mission seem more human.
But even if no harm takes place in the making of pornography, and models are treated fairly and with respect, there can still be post-production harms.
In "First, Do No Harm" took a sharp wrong turn by suggesting, through innuendo rather than fact, that an aggressive competitor can't behave ethically or do what's right for patients.
Police say they can't do anything until physical harm takes place.
