It may be difficult to be sincere about strangers and harder still to those who you do not like, or have done harmful things.
Cynthia Farahat, Coptic Solidarity's director of advocacy, said Sadek "has done a lot of harmful things for Copts in Egypt".
If your friend has done something unethical or harmful for the company and it's your decision to terminate their employment for the good of the company, focus on the other employees to whom you owe as much as to your friend: "We go way back, and you're my friend, but it can't work this way.
If I had done something harmful to myself, what would that have said to them?
"If [Trump] creates a culture where 'Fox and Friends' and Jesse Watters are regarded as 'serious journalism,' and the New York Times and Washington Post are not, he will have done longstanding, harmful effect on the country," Baquet said.
As a matter of policy such strict anti-immigration laws are dumb and harmful: they have done economic harm to Alabama and Georgia; they encourage citizens to rat out their neighbours; they lead to some odious police practices.
In all but the most minuscule number of cases, those pills would have done nothing more harmful than inflict some loss of sleep.
Sometimes, Barrett says, repulsion by your dream-self's actions can be fueled by a few criteria: You've done a minor harmful act but it's broken your personal moral code (like smoking when you've vowed to quit) and that's why you feel guilty or you're afraid of the social ramifications that come with getting found out.
Cathy notes that he would probably terminate the contract of an operator who had done something sinful or harmful to his family.
The authorities have not addressed the stigma attached to sexual violence in society as a whole, and have done little to overcome harmful stereotyping about gender roles, which bleed into public perceptions about rape.
