Sentence examples for harms from inspiring English sources

Panos Skourletis, spokesman for Syriza, the main opposition party, said: "This decision cheapens the prize and more importantly harms the institution of the Nobel peace award.

The Conservative/Lib Dem coalition introduced Temporary Class Drug Orders (TCDO) in November 2011, which allow drugs to be temporarily controlled for a year and then banned once the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD) has pondered their harms.

Indeed if alcoholism before birth criminally harms a baby's life, what about alcoholism and a dozen other cruelties after birth?

Rosanna O'Connor of Public Health England said: "Preventing alcohol-related harm is a priority for Public Health England and we will continue to work with national and local partners to promote measures to reduce harm, raise awareness of the harms, and promote good effective local interventions and treatment including specialist hospital services for all who need them".

Alcohol Concern's chief executive, Jackie Ballard, said: "This report further reinforces the urgent need for implementation of evidence-based policies to limit the harms caused to society by alcohol".

"No woman intentionally harms her unborn child," he said.

"This is general population data, and it shows a period of relative stability in alcohol consumption over the past 20 years, at a time when we're seeing increases in alcohol-related harms," Ezard said.

An MHRA spokesman said: "The UK government's position is that the public health priority of reducing the harms of smoking can best be achieved by the regulation of nicotine containing products (NCPs), including electronic cigarettes, under the medicines framework and supports the European commission's tacco products drective".

The sum of those parts wasn't ever going to a deliver a fully formed human with any real musical taste, and they say harms inflicted in childhood can never quite be undone.

One answer could simply be the traditional dignitary harms associated with invasions of privacy.

In the first case she "harms herself," in the other she harms a future live person.