(The group says that, at the insistence of its source, it delayed the publication of fifteen thousand other documents as part of "a harm minimization process"; still, the names of some Afghan informants were posted).
The founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, has said that the organization withheld 15,000 of the approximately 92,000 documents in the archive that was released on Sunday to remove the names of informants in what he called a "harm minimization" process.
Mr. Assange responded to the White House request by announcing that WikiLeaks was withholding 15,000 of the 92,000 Pentagon documents involved for review in what WikiLeaks has described as a "harm minimization" process.
Days after it was filed, Reginald H. Bowman, the president of a council of public housing residents' leaders, wrote to the plaintiffs that the litigation could harm a process of "influencing the change in policy and practices that we all agree need to be changed".
Jonas's primary concern is that, by exposing subjects to risks of harm, the process of conducting clinical research involves the threat of exploitation of a particular kind.
The general question we raised is: what crises are useful and which ones will harm the process?
These characteristics can be related to the therapeutic outcome individually, in order to address the question, which crises are useful and which crises will harm the process.
They also argued that the data quality does not have to be perfect, meaning that the occurrence of more false positives will not harm the process of providing improved healthcare [ 27].
Right now, our financial network is based on technology designed in the 1970s, relying on security measures that are far less sophisticated than those that wish to do it harm and processes that seem Kafkaesque even to insiders.
Similarly, collective objects like a people may be harmed through processes like vilification, discrimination, exclusion, or exploitation, and greater humanity may be promoted through recognition, acceptance, and courtesy.
