Sentence examples for harming the integrity from inspiring English sources
Policy: Information Systems and Computing ISCC) will disconnect from PennNet any computers that have actually damaged or pose an imminent threat of harming the integrity of PennNet.
I am not suggesting that Ghai's human rights be compromised, but the argument he is using to win his case is harming the integrity of Hinduism in two ways.
"In line with your commitment to be transparent with Congress and the public, I respectfully request that the FBI provide as much information as possible about these new developments without harming the integrity of its ongoing investigation," Johnson wrote in the letter.
Snowden's argument is simple: By "eroding our protections of communications to get an attack advantage," the NSA is harming the integrity of the Internet itself, a field in which the United States has a global advantage in terms of innovation.
Diluted batch cultures were grown in sterile square 1 L Nalgene bottles as single filaments with gentle bubbling, sufficient for preventing aggregates formation without harming the integrity of the filaments.
Still, New York University law professor Stephen Gillers believes Ginsburg's comments have the potential to harm the integrity of the court.
While some people said they no longer idolized athletes, many fans said they did not believe that drugs had harmed the integrity of sports.
Not only does it harm the integrity of the bristles, but it also constricts the artist's technique and ultimately the nature of their work.
These crimes can destroy the savings of hard-working Americans, devastate families and communities, destabilize and harm the integrity of our markets and threaten our nation's economic strength.
