On Thursday, Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, and Representative Elijah Cummings, Democrat of Maryland, announced that they would open an investigation into the foreclosure review, seeking "additional information about the scope of the harms found".
Evaluate the scope of the damage.
Kuwaiti researchers say only $13 million has been spent in the past decade to examine the true scope of the oil's harm.
From Robespierre, who used public executions to terrify the citizenry during the French Revolution, to Al Qaeda and Isis posting gruesome execution videos on the internet, terrorists through the ages have enlarged the scope of actual harm by getting as many people as possible to experience the horror.
7. It is beyond the scope of the entry to work out an interpretation of harm that specifies the necessary and sufficient conditions for wrongful harming.
Tigar said the president's new rules exposed adults and children to "increased risk of violence and other harms". "Whatever the scope of the President's authority, he may not rewrite the immigration laws to impose a condition that Congress has expressly forbidden," the judge, appointed by President Obama, wrote in his 37-page ruling.
Perhaps what this shows is that one of the key functions of the harm principle needs to be restricted in scope.
"While we recognise the need to be aware of the harm caused by problem gambling, we believe there is considerable scope to reduce and simplify the current burden of regulation," he said.
Some argue that, given the indeterminacy of the notion of harm, and the ease with which legislatures can stretch the criminal law to cover kinds of conduct only remotely connected to the harms that supposedly warrant their criminalization, the Harm Principle can do no substantial work in guiding or constraining the scope of the criminal law (see especially Harcourt 1999).
2. Is the scope of the safety assessment relevant to your question? 1. Were harms or safety assessed?
