Sentence examples for pose a risk of harm from inspiring English sources

We have a duty to protect the public from those who pose a risk of harm and, in particular, those who have committed serious criminal offences.

The eyewitnesses' statements indicate that he did not pose a risk of harm to officer Wilson.

The BBFC justifies its censorship activities on the grounds that some films pose a "risk of harm" to the public, with "harm" defined broadly enough to encompass such wooly concepts as "encouraging anti-social attitudes" and "distorting a viewer's sense of right or wrong".

However, the first duty of the police is to protect the public from harm so use of Tasers will remain an option when someone is posing a risk of harm either to themselves or others".

An incident can be defined as "Any deviation from usual medical care that causes an injury to the patient or poses a risk of harm.

"We absolutely need to look at how we can protect" the bats, Blehert says, but he cautions that any interventions shouldn't pose a risk of inadvertently harming the bats.

SROs can be applied to any individual who police believe poses a risk of sexual harm, even if they have never been convicted of a crime.

North Yorkshire police said: "The judge has made it very clear that he believes Mr O'Neill poses a risk of sexual harm, and that it is right to have an order against him in place.

"We may provide information without a subpoena, warrant or court order when a post poses a risk of imminent harm".

Yik Yak spokeswoman Hilary McQuaide said the company worked with police to identify Park, saying it may do so when a post poses a risk of imminent harm.

That was revised to give the secretary of the interior the power to veto the route if it posed a risk of unacceptable environmental harm.