Sentence examples for inflict harms from inspiring English sources

The answer turns in part on how far third parties transplant teams in this case may inflict harms on those who genuinely give autonomous consent or, to put it another way, the extent to which autonomous people can waive their rights of bodily integrity.

The principle of nonmaleficence asserts an obligation not to inflict harms on others.

With this treaty, Pogge argues, developed countries have made themselves guilty of imposing a harmful regime on others, thus violating the negative duty not to inflict harm.

"Art can inflict harm".

And I have no doubt in my mind that he would like to have inflicted harm or paid people to inflict harm or trained people to inflict harm on America because he hated us.

Outside the cage, Rousey is genial but unapologetic about her capacity to inflict harm.

Human beings, they believed, should not inflict harm on any sentient creature.

Some of their spells are intended to inflict harm, or death.

"High gas prices inflict harm on people and our economy, but so does pollution," he said.

Yes, we do inflict harm on ourselves and others, but this is not inevitable.

"His job is to protect and serve, not to inflict harm and hurt," he said.