Sentence examples for harm this law from inspiring English sources

"We are confident this court will see the harm this law would inflict upon Kansas women and block it before even one woman is denied the care that she and her doctor have decided is best," said Nancy Northup, president and CEO of the Center for Reproductive Rights.

"We are pleased and encouraged that the Democratic Party recognizes the harm this law does and excited that for the first time pledged to repeal the Helms Amendment and end the ban on U.S. aid for abortion overseas," said Brian Dixon, a spokesperson for Population Connection Action Fund, a reproductive rights advocacy group.

Supporters of free-markets and limited government also are mounting a serious media outreach effort to show the harm that this law is doing, including the soaring cost of health insurance, the threat of mandate penalties, labor market disincentives, the disruptions in previous coverage, and patients' reduced access to their preferred medical providers.

Those harmed by this law are people who have a same-sex sexual orientation and thus are more likely to engage in behavior prohibited by 21.06.

"Peaceful people are being harmed by this law enforcement".

Even derivative works -- meaning new works derived from old works -- are harmed by this law.

Unfortunately Tammy isn't the only woman in Wisconsin whose rights and wellbeing have been harmed by this law.

"Peaceful people are being harmed by this law enforcement," she told VICE, noting dispensaries are providing a good service to communities.

Friedman writes: "Given that the troops have been harmed by this law, it's good to see a soldier leading the way on the repeal".

As many quickly pointed out, this suggested Trump may go further than merely standing by as the law supposedly implodes, as he had previously contemplated doing, and may seek to actively harm the law.

"It would be disastrous if, in seeking to provide redress for victims of harm, the law put intolerable new pressures on the voluntary sector.