Sentence examples for particular harm from inspiring English sources

But in recklessness the intent is to do the act, but without an intent to cause the particular harm.

No one can point to any particular harm that hereditary peers do, and we're more democratically accountable than any quango," he said in 1995.

When Mr. Weiner saw it, as he later said, "it didn't seem as if the philistines had done the work any particular harm".

Exporters in East Asia are suffering particular harm now because retailers and other importers in the West have not just cut back their orders to match falling sales.

In effect, they concluded, glucosamine had provided little pain relief to most, some help to a few, and no particular harm to anyone, as side effects were rare.

In his ruling, the judge said that New York law required that an organization like the N.A.A.C.P. prove that it suffered particular harm that was different from the harm suffered by the public at large.

We try to fill that blank space by focussing "on particular harms to human beings: Sandy, or Typhoon Haiyan, or these traditional-type disasters".

As a matter of historical evidence, the criticism of the Reagan plan to cut taxes focused on two particular harms that deficits stood to incur.

Some critics of the Catholic Church, which has been struggling with scandals and internal divisions, say its rejection of contraception in particular harms the poor.

Such differences in response rates underscore the importance of finding an agreement on what actually constitutes bullying--a uniform definition would be the first step toward a widespread, coherent response to the particular harms that bullying inflicts.

It is argued that arguments from special-rights, such as the obligation to provide some standard of equal protection from particular harms, can contribute to supporting this notion of a decent minimum [ 57].