Sentence examples for involved in harm from inspiring English sources

"We see a lot of bad pills out there," said DanceSafe's executive director, Tim Santamour, who has been involved in harm reduction since the early days of the H.I.V. epidemic.

What the agency failed to note, and which is clear to those of us involved in harm reduction and drug law reform, is that these people's human rights have also been marginalized and are too easily ignored.

Other organizations involved in harm reduction and drug testing have faced the same problems.

Certainly Dr. Volkow's presentation on the science of addiction was well done, and it affirmed much of what has been said for years by those of us who are involved in harm reduction.

For a follower of Christ to not be involved in harm reduction, I believe, is to deny the real ministry of Christ and God's original design for those that follow Him.

Sasha Simic London There is clearly a huge disparity between the vigour with which the Met pursues those who may have harmed one of their officers and the careful protection they afford one of their own involved in harming an unfortunate civilian.

It is only those who, in Walzer's phrase, are "involved in harming us"—i.e.e

But Gonzalez cautions that smoked cannabis contains many more active compounds than THC does, and they may also be involved in harming the memory and other side effects.

For example, students may suggest that the paparazzi should not photograph celebrities when they are with their children, that the paparazzi are limited to certain distance boundaries when photographing their subjects, or that there is strict liability when a paparazzi member is directly involved in causing harm to a celebrity.

We gathered responses from staff closely involved in self-harm service provision, and obtained copies of the risk tools.

Brook et al. [ 10] demonstrated that, over the course of the 12 months preceding the absconding event, absconders were more likely to be involved in property damage, assaultive behavior, self-harm, and to be non-compliant with treatment.