Sentence examples for harming war from inspiring English sources

The PTC was aware that the Smith Connally Act forbade strikes harming war production and that if, with a contract impasse, TWU itself had initiated a contract strike, the union might have been tossed out.

I first came there in 2007 to write about how Congo's war was disproportionately harming women, how women's bodies were becoming battlefields, how the United Nations was calling Congo the rape capital of the world.

It says it has 200-plus names—from the ruling party, the armed forces, militias and war veterans' groups of those responsible for harming civilians.

"By law warring parties must take all feasible precautions to avoid harming civilians and are required to investigate credible allegations of laws-of-war violations and hold accountable those found responsible for such violation," Human Rights Watch said.

Challenging efforts aimed at the "rehabilitation" of McCarthy, Haynes argues that McCarthy's attempts to "make anti-communism a partisan weapon" actually "threatened [the post-War] anti-Communist consensus", thereby ultimately harming anti-Communist efforts more than helping.

But it is not necessarily harming old-style factories or the Chinese.In this section Fight this war, not the last one Where's the next Lehman?

But in keeping with Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics, written as part of a short story in 1942, many literary robots are designed to avoid harming humans; consider the lovable odd couple R2-D2 and C-3PO in George Lucas's "Star Wars" movies.

Fear of crossing a forbidden threshold, of insulting the sacred idol of the American people, the soldier, limits her discussion of moral injury and ends with effusions of praise and gratitude, quite possibly the very thing that is most harming to veterans suffering from the guilt and shame of what they did, or did not do, in war.

He wasn't harming anyone".

This is harming standards in our schools.

In fact, it's harming conservation".