Sentence examples for harm unit from inspiring English sources

The first section explores whether repealing "don't ask, don't tell" would harm unit readiness or morale.

It also found that the change in policy was unlikely to harm unit cohesion and that the cost of providing transition-related care would be negligible.

Opponents of gay men and women serving openly in the military argued that lifting the ban would undermine order and discipline and harm unit cohesiveness, especially among combat troops.

The Pentagon found that the problem was big enough to harm unit preparedness since significant numbers of servicemembers were being prevented from deployment on ships or overseas, which generally requires a security clearance.

Despite the worries, Australia, Canada, Israel and Britain ended their bans on gays in the military without harm to unit cohesion.

He and other opponents of lifting the ban said the change could harm the unit cohesion that is essential to effective military operations, particularly in combat, and deter some Americans from enlisting or pursuing a career in the military.

"Being ineligible for infantry may be perceived to make a female soldier 'less Army,' " the commission stressed, adding that research has not born out shibboleths that women are too weak for combat, can harm a unit's cohesion or are more prone to mental health disorders than men in combat.

If churn increases, your ratio gets borked, harming your unit economics, and perhaps making your burn not an investment in future revenue, but instead a great effort to sell quarters for dimes.

Carbon taxes should be set equal to the marginal harm from a unit of emissions for each type of GHG.

Gen. James N. Mattis, the First Marine Division commander, reminded his forces in a message as they arrived last month that he had added the warning, "Do no harm," to the unit's motto of "No better friend, no worse enemy".

Registration of patient harm in our unit is exclusively based on voluntary reporting through an electronic incidence reporting system called Extend Quality System (EQS).