Sentence examples for response to harm from inspiring English sources

As Howard McGary (2010) has pointed out, material transfers in response to harm may be understood either within or independently of a process of reconciliation.

The emergence of NPS can also be monitored through forensic analysis of samples seized by law enforcement, acquired via test purchases, or donated during amnesties or in response to harm reduction strategies.

Differences in response to harm were reported by Cush 1 based on an online survey of rheumatologists and in response to decreased benefit by Zhang et al. 5 Using mixed effect model with a random intercept to cluster patients at physician level, Zhang demonstrated the importance of clustering by physicians, even after adjustment for baseline disease activity and improvement in disease activity.

Item 11b: Criteria for discontinuing or modifying allocated interventions for a given trial participant (eg, drug dose change in response to harms, participant request, or improving/worsening disease) The tablets may be taken in two equally divided doses, if necessary, to improve gastro-intestinal tolerance.

Inflicted harm can be adaptive if female responses to harm benefit the donor.

In particular, we could wave goodbye to the idea that sentencing should reflect a proportionate response to the harm that the offender created, and also to the view that people can change – that they can be rehabilitated.

The attack came after this week's publication of photos of UK soldiers allegedly abusing Iraqi prisoners, and the paper quotes Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, "the most wanted terrorist in Iraq": "This operation is in response to the harm inflicted by British occupation forces on our brothers in prison", he said.

The "statement of shared concern" said the administration should "publicly disclose key targeted killing standards and criteria; ensure that U.S. lethal force operations abroad comply with international law; enable meaningful Congressional oversight and judicial review; and ensure effective investigations, tracking and response to civilian harm".

The other response to the harm principle is that it does not reach far enough.

Hasty resentment is an immediate response to "mere harm without appearance of wrong or injustice," (Sermon VIII, §7).

So Nietzsche's response to the Harm Puzzle depends upon an empirical claim about what the real effect of MPS will be.