Sentence examples for harm to explain from inspiring English sources

It requires a physician, before embarking on any diagnostic or therapeutic procedure which carries with it a reasonable possibility of harm to explain the attendant risks of the procedure and its alternatives and to obtain the competent, voluntary and understanding consent of the patient to proceed [ 2].

The media groups will seek to persuade the coroner that the government has also failed to explain what "harm" the release of the information might cause.

"Like Voldemort's horcruxes, the large candidate field shields Trump from harm," the memo went on to explain.

Most of these studies follow an inductive methodology, which builds statistical models to explain observed harm through some indicating variables (Hinkel 2011; Tate 2013).

There is an important public information exercise ahead to explain the harms of too much.

However, females who self-cut are more likely than males to explain their self-harm episode by saying that they had wanted to punish themselves.

"It used to be the case that you had to explain why there was harm done by bad information.

Two general hypotheses have been proposed to explain the evolution of harm [ 13].

A monoaminergic influence on the valuation of harm to others may explain the link between monoamines and aggression that has been observed across species [ 6 11].

In response to this, it is open to a conventionalist to move towards a 'hybrid' theory, one that invokes the convention to explain the source of the trust of the promisee, but explains the harm done in breaking a promise (and thus the ground of the obligation to keep one) as one of betraying that trust as per the expectational view (see section 5.5, below).

Policies should also address situations involving imminent risks of serious harm and explain to participants how such circumstances will be handled.