Sentence examples for harm tied from inspiring English sources

Dr. Jeffrey Shuren, director of the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health, said the violations pointed to a larger problem among hospitals nationwide in reporting patient harm tied to medical devices.

China said the bill could harm ties between the two countries.

Mr. Hokama, the mayor, rejected the opposition's argument that the garrison would harm ties with Taiwan.

But Mr. Putin has also made clear that he does not want the showdown to harm ties.

Mr. Qin said that the case was not politically motivated and that Beijing did not believe it would harm ties between the two countries.

America's reaction has convinced the DPP, already sceptical of the depth of American support for Taiwan, that it has nothing to lose by pursuing a campaign that is bound to harm ties.

The US defence secretary, Leon Panetta, repeated calls for both sides to prevent an escalation in the crisis amid calls for a boycott of Japanese goods that could harm ties between two important trading partners.

But he said the US consulate attack in Benghazi would not harm ties between the US and the new Libyan government.

Libya asked the US for clarification of the incident and has questioned the US ambassador, but the PM also said it would not harm ties with Washington.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A paper published by China's biggest telecommunications equipment maker said the company's path into the United States had been blocked by unsubstantiated "allegations based on allegations" that threatened to harm ties between the world's two biggest economies.

Indigenous Australians report higher rates of psychological distress and self-harm, often tied with other indicators of disadvantage like chronic illness and drug and alcohol abuse.