Sentence examples for open to harm from inspiring English sources

In the past, conservatives have leaned toward "abstinence only" policies for dealing with problems like teenage pregnancy and heroin addiction, while liberals have been open to "harm reduction" strategies like encouraging birth control and dispensing methadone.

Each person is potentially open to harm from the interaction.

Trusting thus opens one up to harm, for it gives rise to selective interpretation, which means that one can be fooled, that the truth might lie, as it were, outside one's gaze" (Jones 1996, 12).

If they've opened you up to harm, don't hold back speaking your mind around them.

Under the Hunting Act, which took effect in February 2005, dogs can be used to locate a fox and drive it into open ground, but not to harm the animal, which is shot instead.

Those items, Michael and his family contend, were simply part of his model-rocket hobby, and the illicit foray into school was an ill-guided adventure, inspired by an open window, not a mission to harm others.

So, products that are no longer legally available in Canada could be sold to consumers through unregulated channels, thus leaving consumers open to potential harm.

Access to harm reduction measures is opening up opportunities for improving the HIV/HCV profiling of IDU in China, where IDUs account for a significant proportion of the two infections especially in the southern part of the country.

"To harm H.S.B.C. was to harm Switzerland".

c. intent to harm others.

I did not intend to harm them".