Sentence examples for harmful decisions from inspiring English sources

Rather, the rights are "external protections," providing the group with powers and immunities with which it can protect its culture against the potentially harmful decisions of the broader society (35).

Unfortunately, it was neighboring and fellow Gulf countries, particularly Saudi Arabia, that were often affected by these unjustifiably harmful decisions.

This helps me calm down so that I will be able to think more rationally and avoid making harmful decisions.

Those who are anti the idea say that doing the test on your own, without the support of a clinic, could lead to people making irrational, harmful, decisions.

It's a basic distinction, known by virtually everyone in the trade, and failure to understand it can lead to misguided and potentially harmful decisions.

I've come to believe that if I want to steer my kids away from possibly harmful decisions, it's helpful to be able to steer them toward something better.

This harmful decision comes on the eve of the 2000 census, which will be the basis for redistricting plans in all states.

This audaciously harmful decision, which hands the far right a victory it has sought for decades, is a powerful reminder of why voters need to have the Supreme Court firmly in mind when they vote for the president this fall.

The former Texas governor said a White House failure to secure an agreement that would have left a substantial number of US troops in the country after 2011 was the most harmful decision US policymakers had made in the region – more harmful even than the decision to invade in 2003.

To make matters more disgraceful, DeVos justified her harmful decision with a gross misstatement.

"Our issue is not with the [American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists], but with the problems associated with clouded and harmful decision-making by expecting mothers brought on by alcoholism and drug addiction," he said. .