Sentence examples for substantive harm from inspiring English sources
Substantive harm may have been done as well.
Siew: The talks between Clinton and Jiang in Beijing have not directly resulted in any substantive harm to Taiwan, and both President Clinton and U.S. policy officials have repeatedly stated that U.S. policy toward the Republic of China [Taiwan] remains unchanged.
Early termination for the study will be recommended for evidence of overwhelming benefit (2-sided p < 0.003 favouring eplerenone) or substantive harm (2-sided p < 0.01 against eplerenone).
Ethical regulation has become increasingly complex and restrictive without any evidence that the current machinery has improved the quality of qualitative research or protected research participants from substantive harm.
On Twitter, the Green Party's drug-law reform spokesperson, Chlöe Swarbrick, called it "the most meaningful and substantive drug harm reduction measure in New Zealand in 30 years.
In addition to assuring adversaries that we did not intend them harm, his substantive policies were instrumental in bringing down nuclear arsenals from its excesses of over 60,000 to the present excess of over 15,000.
The impact of such harms is also substantive.
Nor was he convinced by the more substantive argument that cameras would cause "irreparable harm" to the integrity of the proceedings.
More locally in the United Kingdom, several local authorities are considering or have enacted forms of price agreements or voluntary restrictions on sale of high strength low cost alcohol with local retailers, 27 28 and this study suggests that agreements focusing on alcohol sold at 40p, 45p, or 50p per unit could have substantive effects in relation to drinker related harms.
However, this will depend upon the substantive content of the conception of non-comparative harm.
One can hold the view that currently living people's concerns for the well-being of actual future people are fully captured by the substantive content of the conception of non-comparative harm.
