Sentence examples for harm targets from inspiring English sources
We should not think less of ourselves or our country because of the violence, because of bigotry, because of our social challenges..., because there are some who are too ignorant to realize the ultimate futility of their hatred, or that there are some who fail to recognize that their hatred ultimately does more to harm them, that it does to harm targets of their vitriol.
In a statement, Mr. Spitzer said the scheme "not only harmed targeted individuals and lending institutions, but had the potential to undermine the housing market".
Zakir's job was never to harm his targets, but to return them home to face their "destiny" of being made to marry someone their parents had chosen.
First, he might invoke the volenti principle and insist that the harm principle targets only non-consensual harms.
For example, trails, clear areas, gates, etc. Get any type of weapon that will not harm the target, but will deflect the target.
Here is our suggestion, which steals ideas from both left and right to tackle inequality in three ways that do not harm growth.Compete, target and reformThe priority should be a Rooseveltian attack on monopolies and vested interests, be they state-owned enterprises in China or big banks on Wall Street.
"It is anticipated the hubs will make a significant contribution to the 'national harm reduction' target of £504m".
Mechanical control may also harm non-target plants.
Workplace incivility has been defined as "… low-intensity deviant behavior with ambiguous intent to harm the target, in violation of workplace norms for mutual respect.
1 3 Traditionally efforts to reduce preventable harm have targeted the practices and systems within healthcare organisations and the skills and behaviour of those delivering clinical care.
