Sentence examples for suffering serious harm from inspiring English sources

The provision would be subject to the EU's interpretation of "real risk of suffering serious harm," and of "substantial grounds," and to existing case law on whether belief is subjective or objective.

This implies it believes nothing could have been done to prevent children suffering serious harm, which raises obvious questions about the board's expertise in working with vulnerable children in residential settings, and its knowledge of what constitutes child abuse".

Gay men are suffering serious harm and are in danger of spreading HIV by having unprotected sex while under the influence of illegal drugs, the first British study into the growing popularity of "chemsex" has revealed.

The report found understaffing at Stafford hospital, caused by cost-cutting by the trust, had contributed directly to what a previous official inquiry called "appalling care" which led to patients dying and suffering serious harm.

Instead, they have been granted Humanitarian Protection, a status normally used for people who "don't qualify for asylum" but would be at "real risk of suffering serious harm" in their home country.

And should an outbreak occur, children are more vulnerable than adults to suffering serious harm, or even death.

Petropavlovsk was hit once, suffering serious damage.

Of course, one would have to provide very strong evidence that the person was genuinely incompetent to make decisions on her own behalf, and one would have to be sure that she was at risk of suffering serious and unambiguous harm if left to her own devices.

"My helmet saved me from suffering serious head injuries.

Two of their party survived, with one suffering serious injuries.

Tougher times are ahead for people suffering serious pain.