Sentence examples for intention to cause harm from inspiring English sources

He expressed no intention to cause harm to Councilman Davis".

The test: Generally, an intention to cause harm or intimidation may offend either criminal or civil wrong laws.

The policy also states that these violations do not necessarily include "offensive, explicit, or vulgar content," but specifically hate speech with the intention to cause harm.

It was never my intention to cause harm.

Members of the group told KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia that it wasn't their intention to cause harm to the LGBT community.

Among the letters was one from a minister who described Downing, a Thomas Dale High School graduate and scholarship engineering student in college, as "an overwhelmed young mother" whose role in her children's deaths were "in no way committed in malice or intention to cause harm".

Whether the alleged bomber was targeting the NAACP or not, his or her skills with an incendiary device were pretty rudimentary, and if the intention was to cause harm to any persons or property, the attack failed miserably.

It's a strange sort of attack, to be sure: a wonderfully pacific attack, a supportive attack, an attack without the slightest intention or capacity to cause harm, consisting, as it does, of the earnest wish of certain loving couples to join themselves to that very institution and thus to feel themselves, and be accepted as, full members of the American (and human) family.

Yet Facebook's intention is likely not to cause harm or to have a negative impact.

Each case was classified at T1 in cooperation with the police, based upon a judgement made using a combination of the level of physical injury and severity of intention of the perpetrator to cause harm, where physical injury is the most important criterion.

Thus forms (1) and (3) differ from section 20 offences mainly in that there is a specific intention to cause serious harm rather than some harm, and they are therefore the more serious charges.