Sentence examples for inflict any harm from inspiring English sources

As a frontline police officer I spent a twenty year career responding to calls where I attempted to balance the power and authority I had to protect lives while trying not to inflict any harm.

Should there be a right of anonymity if the speaker has not inflicted any harm?

"They certainly haven't inflicted any harm on protesters," said Capt.

But there is no evidence that any of this has inflicted any harm on consumers so far.

He was not charged with actually inflicting any harm but rather with being a co-conspirator with Mr. Jackson and therefore legally liable for the killings.

Jack warns David of his fate and urges him to kill himself before he inflicts any harm, but David ignores his pleas and lives in frantic anticipation of a full moon.

While there is still the possibility of more negative headlines, we do not believe the government actions will inflict any permanent harm on the company.

When he pleaded guilty, he defended his actions, telling the judge, "I was concerned for her well-being and her safety, Your Honor, and I have never in my life ever intentionally tried to inflict any distress or harm on anyone".

Section 20 of the Offences against the Person Act 1861 criminalises "whosoever shall unlawfully and maliciously wound or inflict any grievous bodily harm upon any other person, either with or without any weapon or instrument".

But as Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institution puts it, they have not inflicted any "strategic harm".

Government officials in the region like Henry Tang, Hong Kong's secretary of commerce, industry and technology, said today that the West Coast port closings did not appear to have inflicted any enduring harm.