Sentence examples for prior harm from inspiring English sources

Ex-directors still liable for prior harm?

A number of studies have found that prisoners making nearlethal attempts in prison are more likely than other prisoners to have a history of prior self-harm and suicide attempts (both in prison and outside), and to have received psychiatric hospital inpatient and outpatient treatment (Marzano et al., 2010; Rivlin et al., 2012).

Administrative and demographic data, along with information on prior self-harm episodes, as well as mental and physical health diagnoses were predictive of high-risk suicidal behaviour.

The control group was defined as those with general medical diagnoses without prior self-harm acts and was adopted based on the rationale of establishing the differentiation validity of the CSPS.

And anyway I really did want to die" "Cause it'd mess things up even more" "I didn't need the hassle and I didn't want my parents to know about it" Adolescents said emotions such as feeling scared, stupid or alone meant they were not able to seek help prior to harming themselves.

The argument that prior scrutiny would harm commercial competitiveness and delay the licensing process is also unfounded.

"The court concludes that the Federal Highway Administration has not met its obligations to ensure that all possible planning was done to minimize harm prior to approving the interchange project," Judge Mark R. Kravitz of Federal District Court in New Haven wrote in the ruling issued on March 31.

EDSP employs the same basic strategy used to regulate carcinogenic pesticides or toxic industrial chemicals – scientifically proving harm prior to regulating a chemical.

The goal of the study was to determine whether this trigger approach could efficiently identify ADEs, in order to facilitate the clinicians' ability to intervene in incipient ADEs prior to patient harm.

European courts are tending toward a position where, "instead of simply providing by default a justification for action in the face of scientific uncertainty, the precautionary principle is beginning to be understood as a positive obligation to conduct risk assessment and establish proof of harm prior to taking protective measures" (Stokes 2008).

It's too early to tell yet how our current opioid epidemic will play out and whether there will be another turn toward less risky drugs like marijuana or whether this generation will switch to a drug type that has harmed prior generations, but received little notice lately.