Sentence examples for minimising the harm from inspiring English sources

If criminalisation drives prostitution back into the shadows, and leaves workers more exposed to harm than they were, then there might indeed be an argument to find a different battleground for the moral fight, and concentrate instead on minimising the harm suffered by the women who, for whatever reason, are offering sex for money.

Minimising the harm that future economic growth does to the environment will require the rich world to work hand in glove with the poor world which seems nearly unimaginable in today's atmosphere poisoned by the shortcomings of Rio and Kyoto.To understand why this matters, recall that great race between development and degradation.

Nutt added that the ACMD had proposed ways of minimising the harms caused by the drug.

Campaigners argue that the first step towards minimising the harms caused by cocaine – both to humans and the Earth – is decriminalisation and regulation.

Campaigners argue that the first step toward minimising the harms caused by cocaine both to humans and Earth is decriminalisation and regulation.

Babor et al. (2003) define alcohol policy broadly as those measures aimed at minimising the harms which result to both individuals and society as a result of alcohol use.

It is how best to minimise the harm it causes..

Instead of railing against it, she should have tried to minimise the harm it did.

Instead we need a strategy that recognises some people will take drugs and provides programs to minimise the harm involved.

If the details were to be released BPC would be forced to revise current operational methodology to minimise the harm caused by those disclosures".

"If the details were released, border protection authorities would be forced to revise current operational methodology to minimise the harm caused by those disclosures.