Sentence examples for recognition of harm from inspiring English sources

Compounding this, the perceived complexity of machine learning means that when it fails there is little recognition of harm and no appeal for those affected, thanks to what Cathy O'Neil calls "the authority of the inscrutable".

The analysis thus validates existing critiques on the SLO and calls for more authentic engagement with local communities that specifically includes the recognition of harm.

As well as a full inquiry, it calls for a general apology and recognition of harm done.

It is the acknowledgment, the recognition of harm, the recognition of disregarding the dignity of others that can help to make amends, restore trust and move societies towards a rights-respecting future.

14 themes (e.g. prescribing safely; dealing with medical emergency; implications of poor record keeping; and effective & safe communication) and 47 related items (e.g. how to safety-net face-to-face or over the telephone; knowledge of practice systems for results handling; recognition of harm in children) were judged to be essential safety-critical educational issues to be covered.

An amends is a recognition and acknowledgement of harms that were made and intentional, consistent actions to be different in words and behavior.

"But recognition of this harm is missing from the conversation about criminal justice reform".

In this day of greater recognition of the harm that medicine can inflict, it is a legitimate question to ask every doctor, "Does your patient need this drug or this intervention?" But doctors as an arm of Border Protection?

In short, Mr. Eastwood's "growth" consists solely of an increasing awareness of the negative consequences for his "good" characters of their own "righteous" violence, unaccompanied by any real recognition of the harm those characters do to others, or any understanding of the reasons that "bad" people (i.e., his cartoonish villains) behave as they do.

There is now increasing recognition of potential harm due to hyperoxia.

"I think a significant component of sentencing for judges has to do with the deterrent effect and has to do with a recognition of the harm that the offense has caused".