The German Association of Startups has put out a statement opposing the current proposal — in which it writes (translated via Google Translate): "The current proposed intellectual property right for press publishers has strong potential harm to Internet start-ups in Germany .
It may be that too strong attitudes ("harm reduction-oriented" or "rehabilitation-oriented") in either directions influence termination rates in OMT negatively.
Some also worry that stronger regulations will harm an industry whose fortunes have already fallen in recent years; sales of comic magazines, in particular, have dropped by a third over the last decade, to $24.3 million in 2008.
The data point to the need for a stronger investment in harm reduction programmes in Poland.
Data point to the need for a stronger investment in harm reduction programmes in Poland.
She is MUCH stronger, and will harm you.
(An infant who can read would be sufficiently impressive. Why quibble about his literary taste?) However, when there is the strong potential for harm to another person, you must come forward.
Fuller analysis and testing of the problem with the rocket, the Ares I, indicated that the vibrations, termed "thrust oscillations," would not be strong enough to harm either it or the astronauts it will carry, the officials said in a telephone news conference.
Even though we have picked up from the code that there should be "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth," there was, says Cohen, contained within that code an "eloquent statement of his own purpose, which was to "bring about the rule of righteousness in the land … so that the strong should not harm the weak".
The exposure studies are key because they are critical in assessing plausibility (without exposure to a causal agent, there is no health effect), are prerequisite to health studies, and identify preventable exposures that could be reduced by precautionary policies, even in the absence of strong evidence of harm.
