Sentence examples for in order to harm from inspiring English sources

Rumours suggest Mr Mashaei may himself be a defendant.The president has accused his political enemies of deliberately stoking inflation in order to harm him.

The letters signed by a group calling itself the "anti-German, anti-fascist flood brigade" threatened to strike at  dykes in order to "harm people across Germany".

He added the system might be used by people to settle scores and by some Mafiosi in order to harm rival criminals.

Indeed, on July 11 , 1999 less than thirty days after the conclusion of the trial in this action, Bill Gates wrote an e-mail directing that Microsoft redesign its software in order to harm competitors.

"You have to look at the facts: somebody is publishing information about Israelis in order to harm the economy," Yoram Hacohen, the head of the Israeli Law, Information and Technology Authority at the Justice Ministry, told Army Radio on Friday.

'We will also conduct limited ground operations as much as needed in order to harm the terror that harms us.' Israeli Radio broadcast renewed warnings yesterday to civilians to flee the area by 7pm local time last night, but reports emerged of Lebanese casualties, including a seriously injured woman who was taken to a hospital in the northern Israeli town of Safed.

Major countries including the United States, Israel, and Great Britain have also declined to call the events a genocide, in order to avoid harming their relations with Turkey.

He believes that American officials wanted him to leave the embassy as soon as possible in order to avoid harming their country's relations with China.

When the fruits and vegetables are ripe, use clean scissors or garden shears to remove them in order to reduce harming the plant.

While the precautionary principle instructs us to delay the introduction of potentially risky new practices in order to prevent harm, delay may itself cause harm in the form of lost opportunities to prevent disease and death (Harris and Holm 1999).

The Old Testament presents an understanding of harm reduction in Deuteronomy 24:1-4 when it presents a concept of taking action in order to reduce harm to those who are vulnerable.