It is not a positive and substantive right of an absolute character, secured by the constitution of the United States against every possible infraction, or for which redress is given as against strangers to the contract itself, for the injurious consequences of acts done or omitted by them.
The methodology of detecting the health effects of environmental exposures based upon individual cellular response patterns offers a starting point for assessing injurious consequences of such exposures and to developing appropriate health treatment protocols.
Balancing the relevant factors, we conclude that the potentially injurious consequences of not mortgaging or encumbering the property and reducing its marketability are outweighed by the utility of enforcing the limited restraint to keep the property in the family for the Albys' lifetimes.
Determining reasonableness also requires "weighing the utility of the restraint against the injurious consequences of enforcing the restraint". RESTATEMENT (THIRD) OF PROPERTY § 3.4, at 440 (2000).
The injurious consequences of marketing self-harm are the widely known diseases and traumas we read about -- heart trouble, diabetes, cancer, lung and liver diseases and more.
The injurious consequences of ionizing radiation (IR) to normal human cells and the acquired radioresistance of cancer cells represent limitations to cancer radiotherapy.
No one, for instance, suggests that there should be liability for the injurious consequence of political blunders such as the unwise imposition of tariff duties or the premature lifting of OPA controls.
"Holding police officers liable in hindsight for every injurious consequence of their actions would paralyze the functions of law enforcement," he wrote.
In an attempt to identify the biological effects of exposures to lead as well as develop and test the methodology for evaluating lead's injurious consequences at a cellular level, we performed global gene expression profiling in human cells challenged to lead.
Suspension, disciplinary action and dismissal were meted out with injurious consequences to our physical and psychological health.
Mr. Scowcroft and others are making abundantly clear that dealing with Iraq is a highly complicated matter that carries great potential to produce unintended and injurious consequences if handled rashly by Mr. Bush.
