Sentence examples for moves to harm from inspiring English sources

But whereas in romantic love, the lover is more likely to be less critical and judgmental regarding the loved person, it is more likely that in the context of hate the hater may want to exercise judgment in calculating moves to harm, injure or otherwise extract revenge.

President Bush has harshly criticized Mr. Arafat, but the United States has so far blocked any Israeli move to harm him.

Although analysts did not expect the move to harm Pakistan's nuclear security, political stability in the country is critical for the Obama administration, which is set to announce its new strategy for Afghanistan this week.

The proposed scrapping of the Human Rights Act by the Conservatives has been condemned by the Scottish Government, which said the "appalling" move was likely to harm the country's most vulnerable people.

And women on the move are particularly vulnerable to harm.

He believed the vibrations were going to harm him, and had moved hotels twice in an effort to escape them.

* If enacted, law is likely to harm relations with EU. * Moves comes ahead of a parliamentary election on Oct.28.

They are particularly scathing about the coalition's reliance on the responsibility deal, in which food and drink firms voluntarily agree moves to reduce the harm their products can cause.

Moving from punishment to harm reduction may help drug users, but it leaves gangsters in control of supplies and revenues.

But I think the move to America has harmed the show.

Some Europeans said such a move would harm the effort to win Russian and Chinese approval to crack down on the Guards' leaders and front companies for nuclear matters.