According to the New York Times, Ovitz told the F.B.I. that he paid Pellicano seventy-five toousand dollars to investigate two C.A.A. agents and, among others, his former partner Ron Meyer, David Geffen, and the reporters Anita Busch and Bernard Weinraub, then with the New York Times, who were allegedly harming his ability to sell Artists Management Group.
But by stating his views so bluntly — and before a bunch of Jewish voters in Florida — he has seriously harmed his ability to talk to the Palestinians.
Hogan-Howe warned last week that cuts of more than 10% to the police budget would harm his ability to fight terrorism on the streets of London.
Mr. Saleh lashed out at what he called American interference in Yemen's affairs, saying it had harmed his ability to deal with terrorism.
However, Herman Nackaerts, the current head of safeguards, is said to have complained privately that not having Farsi speakers working directly for him has harmed his ability to conduct his enquiries.
The ruling that the defendant, Brian D. Mitchell, 56, does not suffer from a mental disease or defect that harms his ability to understand the proceedings against him follows a 10-day competency hearing held last year.
It was the Scot who defended the Glazer model to the hilt even as Old Trafford rocked to "green and gold" protests and insisted that the cash being paid out to service debts, that at one stage hit £716.5m and now stand at £356.6m, had not harmed his ability to compete in the transfer market.
The country is in the midst of a terrible political crisis right now, with a president implicated in a federal crime ― paying off women to stay silent about stories that would likely have harmed his ability to win the election ― that makes his presidency illegitimate.
Asked if he expected to still be in the job on Monday he said: "I'm speaking with you aren't I?" Pressed again if the speculation was harming his own ability to manage the team, the Israeli said: "Look, I live my life to do my job.
Avon, remembering how Stringer disregarded his order which resulted in Stringer attempting to have Brother Mouzone killed, possibly still furious over D'Angelo's murder (Stringer having finally confessed the truth), and fearing Mouzone's ability to harm his reputation outside of Baltimore, informs Mouzone of Stringer's upcoming visit to his construction site.
We found some evidence for the heritability of both a male's ability to harm his mates (here measured as female residual longevity at two temperatures; Fig. 2a) and male mating success (here measured as the total number of copulations obtained).
