Sentence examples for harm to service from inspiring English sources

…the Order alleges significant harm to service providers, but cites absolutely nothing to prove it.

On top of causing actual harm to service members, unit cohesion, and morale, this provision is unnecessary.

Jeff Blackett also restricted public access to the evidence used at the trial, releasing on 8 November stills, audio clips and transcripts from the serviceman's video that was played to the court-martial board, but ruling that the full video itself not be released, since doing so "would increase the threat of harm to British service personnel".

The Feres doctrine holds that active-duty members of the military cannot sue under the Federal Tort Claims Act for harm "incident to service".

Let us be clear: the Tories' proposal to take another £25bn or more out of welfare and unprotected government departments will do great harm to valuable services.

The state's response to the tragic murder of eight year-old Victoria Climbie by her great-aunt and partner, was the total reorganisation of Child Protection from a targeted service aimed at a small group of children "at risk of significant harm", to making ALL services relating to ALL children adopt child safety as a central concern.

Mr. Smith's allegations against his former employer have done irreparable harm to the financial services sector -- particularly for big firms like Goldman.

But when an institution has been underfunded for so long and operates at a minimal level of support, it is not easy to simply rightsize without doing harm to programs and services offered to students.

The Photobucket service is a top 50 site online according to Alexa; their acquisition by Fox Interactive May 7 seems to have done no harm to the wildly popular service and the launch of this new service would seem to indicate that the company continues to thrive under their new owner.

While increasing access to harm reduction service to reduce the risk for further transmission may have some impact on the epidemic, true control will occur only through a multifaceted approach that includes treatment to eliminate virus from those already infected, expanded syringe access through pharmacies and syringe exchange programs, and effective treatment for opioid addiction.

Conservation biologists should seek to work with those involved in sustainable agriculture and rural development in expanded integrated approaches to reduce pesticide harm to humans, biodiversity and environmental services.