Sentence examples for legitimate harm from inspiring English sources

To enjoy the exercise of control in the middle of a field, where 15 opponents would do him serious and legitimate harm if ever they could grab him.

Meanwhile, the pro-BDSM voices speaking out treat the crossing of comfort lines, muddled consent, and legitimate harm as matters of fiction.

Paul Levy, an attorney representing Skybeam as part of the Public Citizen Litigation Croup, told the Denver Post that Façonnable has failed to prove it suffered legitimate harm from the Wikipedia posts.

So, consent makes it legitimate to harm people, even though in the absence of consent it wouldn't be legitimate.

And so it's not as though we want to say it's never legitimate to harm somebody.

What most of us in our deontological moods are inclined to think is it's never legitimate to harm an innocent person.

But he said the rule would limit litigation and protect "an identifiable category of people … most likely to have suffered a legitimate, compensable harm". Though the commercial use of asbestos began to be phased out decades ago, lawsuits alleging that it caused disease remain abundant.

Abstinence is a legitimate goal of harm reduction.

The fight over labeling G.M. food is not foremost about food safety or environmental harm, legitimate though these questions are.

First, courts anxious to stop cybersquatting reduce or ignore the requirement for use in connection with goods and services, which can harm legitimate trademark uses like gripe sites.

Furthermore, the "none of your business" argument would imply no divestment campaign was legitimate, meaning the harm caused by tobacco and apartheid South Africa would have gone on longer.