Sentence examples for plan to harm from inspiring English sources
But the defendants denied the existence of any plan to harm pedestrians and the driver of the Mazda, Beckford, denied deliberately driving into the victims.
He said that at one facility where Ho was held, he had to be segregated from other inmates after they were heard discussing a plan to harm him.
Polanski's achievement is in immersing us so completely in Rosemary's point of view that we share her doubts, confusion and suspicions as she becomes increasingly cut off from former friends and begins to believe her husband is in cahoots with the Castavets in a diabolical plan to harm her baby.
She was depressed and upset, yes, and as much as she wished she might get hit by a bus, she had no plan to harm herself.
They will confess to a psychiatrist -- on the first or second visit -- that they have a clear and actionable plan to harm themselves or someone else; and if not, the psychiatrist (who after-all, tops the pecking order of mental health providers) can instantly identify the patient's desire, intent, and potential to carry through with such a plan.
However, if a fieldworker encounters a patient who articulates a desire or plan to harm themselves, we will use a formal risk assessment tool and follow the specified procedure.
Critics charged that rules governing drone strikes, which are designed to target only militants planning to harm or in the process of harming Americans, were elastic, given that some civilians were found among the dead.
"My instructions are to strike at anyone planning to harm us," he said.
He told officers he planned to harm Mr. Bush, "to take him down," the police said.
Ms. Gu and Mr. Heywood were business associates, and she killed him because she reportedly feared that he was planning to harm her son.
