Sentence examples for issue harm from inspiring English sources

Unlike protestant or evangelical leaders, who use a particular view of scripture to issue harm to LGBT people, Catholic church leaders tend to wrap their assertions in claims about "natural law".

But right now, perceptions of China have been harmed, like product-safety issues harmed it".

Republican leaders acknowledge that its purpose is to satisfy vocal elements of their base who have renewed a push for greater restrictions on reproductive rights, even if those issues harmed the party's reputation with women in 2012.

The more important similarity is the issue of harm or injury.

In his decision, Roberts went on to minimize, in a fairly dismissive tone, the issue of harm to marine life: "For the plaintiffs, the most serious possible injury would be harm to an unknown number of the marine animals that they study and observe".

The issue is harm, not choice.

"But we don't want the territorial issue to harm our relations with South Korea.

Franks dismissed the suggestion that a concerted push on such a divisive social issue would harm the electoral prospects of the GOP.

As we move forward, it's important to not allow the torture issue to harm the reputation, and thus the effectiveness, of the C.I.A.

This is an extreme case, which I bring up simply to illustrate there is a lot more to pornography than the issue of harm to women and children.

Mr. Schily said that despite the differences "among friends," he did not believe that the Iraq issue would harm cooperation between the nations in rooting out terrorists.