Sentence examples for substantial harm for from inspiring English sources

In a bid to prevent trivial actions, any statement must also have caused "substantial harm" for a libel action to be brought under the new plans.

Any other interpretation risks substantial harm of the sort that my sleeping pill example illustrates.

• A freedom of information act should apply to all areas of policing (with the exception of the "substantial harm" test for withholding disclosure in exceptional circumstances).

This is a much vaguer, and lower, hurdle than the "substantial harm" proposed for most disputed cases in the white paper.

The home secretary has not incorporated into the FoI bill the obvious and clear recommendation put forward by Macpherson that any such act should apply to all areas of policing, both operational and administrative, subject only to the "substantial harm" test for withholding disclosure.

This has resulted in patients sometimes being offered treatments that have only minor benefit and minimal evidence, despite the potential for substantial harm and expense", write the doctors.

This has resulted in patients sometimes being offered treatments that have only minor benefit and minimal evidence despite the potential for substantial harm and expense.

Under such conditions, limits to immigration would not cause substantial harm, but "would only reserve for the nationals of a country what aliens already have in their own country — namely, the chance to be free and equal citizens within their own national community" (Kymlicka 2001, 271).

But for the most part they were protected from substantial harm.

But Environmental Advocates argued that it would have caused substantial harm.

What the antitrust division deemed acceptable — even beneficial — for Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines (in 2008), and Continental and United Airlines (2010), and Southwest Airlines and AirTran Airways (2011) now "threatens substantial harm to consumers," the complaint says.