Sentence examples for service to harm from inspiring English sources

"Misuse of the Internet to violate the law can ultimately only service to harm legitimate business," said U.S. Attorney Catherine Hanaway, unsealing the indictment.

"It is important to remove or reduce barriers to economic opportunity," Gov. Murphy said in the conditional veto letter, noting that it is also important that "we do not expose those who use hair braiding services to harm".

Both service user and professionals highlighted the potential for service user involvement to harm service users.

An Australian study indicated that, compared to those living in metropolitan areas, people who live in a remote/regional area are nearly twice as likely to use health services due to harm inflicted by other drinkers (12).

She may just be collateral damage in a dirty game where those in power use the intelligence services to leak stories to harm enemies.

In particular, Mr. Gates promised "special scrutiny on third parties who may be motivated to harm the service member".

While increasing access to harm reduction service to reduce the risk for further transmission may have some impact on the epidemic, true control will occur only through a multifaceted approach that includes treatment to eliminate virus from those already infected, expanded syringe access through pharmacies and syringe exchange programs, and effective treatment for opioid addiction.

In fact it surprises many to discover that behind Howard's "tough on drugs" stance in the 1990s, we saw the largest commitment to harm minimisation services the nation had ever seen.

Access to harm reduction services doesn't increase drug use and can serve as stepping stones toward healthier choices.

Established users encouraged young users to go to harm reduction services but, at the same time, promoted risky injecting practices in the belief that this would enhance the efficacy of anabolic steroids.

(Steroid user and gym owner aged 45) In addition, a number of experienced steroid users told how they encouraged younger users to go to harm reduction services such as needle and syringe programmes to obtain sterile injecting equipment in order to prevent the transmission of blood borne viruses.