Sentence examples for substantially injure from inspiring English sources

But it defeated a second proposal that would have let lawyers break confidentiality to prevent their clients from committing fraud reasonably certain to substantially injure the financial interests of another.

Senators Herb Kohl and Mike Lee, the chairman and ranking member of the Senate antitrust subcommittee respectively, have written a six-page letter to FTC chairman Jon Leibowitz urging him to closely scrutinise the deal to see if it will substantially injure competition in violation of anti-trust laws.

One proposed change to the A.B.A.'s Model Rules of Professional Conduct permits, but does not require, lawyers to speak up when they see a client committing fraud, or other crimes, that could substantially injure the financial interests of another party.

Such a false arrest can cause trauma and substantially injure her future house, employment, credit, and other opportunities.

They're granted only when it's considered very likely that the parties seeking them are likely to succeed in their case; when they will suffer irreparable injury without one; and when an injunction won't "substantially" injure the other parties with a stake in the outcome and will further the public good.

In October, the United States International Trade Commission, an independent federal advisory group, unanimously found that America's steel industry has been substantially injured by increased imports.

4. Dental-hygiene-product bonfire After the reverse fireworks, those who are not substantially injured build an enormous bonfire of toothbrushes, mouth wash, and dental floss, and children wear large fake teeth made of plastic.

The New York State Rules of Professional Conduct require internal lawyers who know of behavior "substantially likely" to injure the corporation to take all steps "reasonably necessary" to protect the company, which may include notifying the company's board.

We have shown in this study that HMC-1 conditioned medium enhanced the survival/proliferation of human tenocytes, a cell type whose density is substantially increased in chronically injured tendon [ 23].

It is also a part of extracellular matrix, substantially enriched at sites of injured, fibrosing, inflamed, and cancer tissue [8] [12].

Vitronectin is substantially enriched at sites of injured, fibrosing, inflamed, and tumor tissues where it is believed to be involved in wound healing and tissue remodeling.