Sentence examples for monetary harm from inspiring English sources

"We are pleased that the jury agreed with us that neither Jeffrey Gundlach nor any of our clients did anything that resulted in monetary harm to TCW," said Brad Brian, a lawyer for Mr. Gundlach.

There were no allegations of monetary harm to investors.

"You can break it down into monetary harm, representational harms or identity harms," Ambrose said.

In a submission in advance of the hearing, the commissioner, Christopher Graham, said there are serious issues to be tried about whether the data generated by web browsing is personal and whether personal damage can include non-monetary harm.

If concerns persist, institutional shareholders should hold discussions with the company's board and executives before making a decision that could cause monetary and reputational harm.

José Manuel González-Páramo, who has been nominated as Spain's representative to the 18-member policy-setting council of the European Central Bank, told the European Parliament on Tuesday that with interest rates at current levels, "you cannot say at the present situation that monetary policy is harming" prospects for growth.

A currency at those levels put many Swiss businesses at a disadvantage against companies whose costs were counted in euros, renminbi, yen or dollars, while creating extreme deflationary pressures that the central bank feared would harm on monetary policy.

If a physician amputates the wrong limb, the only acceptable remedy is monetary compensation for the harm, not an apology.

Set in an outdoor courtroom in a mud-walled compound, the Malian people are plaintiffs who accuse the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) of harming their economy.

This can be achieved through a revaluation of the exchange rate or through contractionary fiscal and monetary policies, which would further harm growth and employment.

It may be, according to this approach, that external incentives like monetary rewards or threats of harm can affect what one ought or has reason to desire, but there is another class of deontic concepts which are unaffected by such considerations.