Sentence examples for harmful ruling from inspiring English sources

This is a needless, expensive and possibly harmful ruling.

While the lead contamination was measureable, the team says the levels were unlikely high enough to be harmful, ruling out tap water as a major culprit in Rome's demise.

Rather than relying on the FDA to show the practice is harmful, the ruling "lets them give the benefit of the doubt to people and the environment," said Gail Hansen, senior officer with the Pew Campaign on Human Health and Industrial Farming.

The consultation was on the inclusion of investor protection provisions, especially an investor-state dispute settlement mechanism, which is designed to protect companies' foreign investments against harmful or illegal rulings in the countries where they operate.

But the Commission is now calling to retroactively change those rules, "Beyond the obvious targeting of Apple, the most profound and harmful effect of this ruling will be on investment and job creation in Europe.

ruling as harmful to American companies that export".

Beyond the obvious targeting of Apple, the most profound and harmful effect of this ruling will be on investment and job creation in Europe.

The arbitrator allowed Toyota to disclose his ruling, given the harmful nature of the information that Mr. Biller had made public.

Environmentalists said the unexpected ruling would keep harmful chemicals in the state's air and prolong the exposure of New York forests, lakes and streams to the harmful effects of acid rain, which has already damaged sensitive areas like the Adirondacks.

Vape on!" Thirty-year-old me thinks, "I know that secondhand vaporizer smoke has yet to be shown harmful, but without an F.D.A. ruling and proper long-term studies, I'm nervous to be anywhere near it".

The Carhart ruling is undeniably harmful, but the extent of the damage it will do to American women will be determined more by the fortitude of their doctors than by the words of Justice Kennedy.