Sentence examples for harmless conduct from inspiring English sources
In my view, the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act ("CFAA") does not make the millions of people who engage in this ubiquitous, useful, and generally harmless conduct into unwitting federal criminals.
Harm to others, for Mill, is to be contrasted with offence to others, with harm to the person to be coerced herself, who normally consents to the harm, and with the bare (harmless) immorality of the conduct she would otherwise seek to engage in.
Most reported conducting experiments that are harmless and basic, like extracting DNA from a cheek swab.
Conduct remedies may be unavailing in such cases, because innovation to a large degree has already rendered the anticompetitive conduct obsolete (although by no means harmless).
Rather than treating Weiner's conduct as politically unwise -- but generally harmless -- Democrats rushed to kick him out of office.
Considering the gap between the intensive use of professional services by parents and the predominantly harmless nature of childhood fever, a number of studies have been conducted to study parents' illness concepts.
For example, federal agents could conduct a sting in which they give a suspected hazardous waste dumper some harmless substance to dispose of and tell him its hazardous.
The government once conducted an experiment using a Navy ship two miles off San Francisco to release harmless spores that had the same size and weight as anthrax.
And where it didn't degenerate into overzealous conducting and air drumming, Mr. Ekman's choreography had enough rhythmic verve to work as harmless fun.
But critics ask whether it is worth conducting a campaign on the scale of the one used against polio to eliminate a generally harmless virus.
