Sentence examples for idea of harm from inspiring English sources

The characters in the story wrestle with the idea of harm — to others, to themselves.

A result of this research into public attitudes has been the deliberately vague idea of harm reduction.

The idea of harm minimisation for drug users, common in western Europe as well as in Australia, has not taken hold in many Asian countries and there is strong mainstream support for the death penalty among Indonesians.

Alan Johnson, Ms Smith's successor, responded by removing Professor Nutt from the committee.Theoretically, Britain's drug rules focus on the idea of harm reduction, with illegal drugs classified into one of three categories depending on how dangerous they are to their users, and to society as a whole.

Why is everyone so willing to degrade Ciara, and even go to the point of rejoicing over the idea of harm to her and her babies?

This has major implications for the way in which the idea of harm can be deployed.

But Ibrahim Abayat was against the idea of harming Boaz.

For participants in this study, epistemological beliefs related to the abstract nature of the calculus and for participants with analytical thinking type confidence on algebraic solutions and the idea of harming of procedural skills are the reasons for the limited usage of CAS.

The very idea of harming another human being is inherently repugnant to me.

The Second Circuit then goes on to define the idea of market harm very narrowly, saying that the only harm to a market that is recognized for the purpose of the fourth fair use factor is when "the secondary use serves as a substitute for the original work". This seems to be how the court aligns itself with the ruling in "Pretty Woman," but it is a strange way to get there.

Shorten accused Turnbull of having "no idea of the harm" a plebiscite would cause and said history would show he was "the prime minister who broke the nation's heart" by caving in to conservatives' demands to hold a plebiscite with public funding.