Sentence examples for terms of harm from inspiring English sources

The new science establishes that in terms of harm, there is no such thing as a nonviolent rape.

"Its impact is the equivalent to having major depression in terms of harm and life years lost," Livingstone said.

occurs to the parties' legal interests," Garcia has failed to explain her delay in terms of harm to her alleged copyright interest.

"The government isn't doing anything at all in terms of harm reduction," says Duncan Dick, editor of Mixmag, explaining why the magazine started the campaign.

This won't happen while politicians conflate the two distinct issues of migration and refugees, and frame every debate in terms of harm.

The simple liberal view takes each individual to be an atomic unity and so harm can only be measured in terms of harm to specific individuals.

"He has to do something," Mr. Etkes said, "but he won't really do anything too significant in terms of harming the settlement infrastructure".

He also said that many of the critics of the story "are missing part of the news here – that Snowden has not given away the store" in terms of harming national security or counterterrorism efforts.

Moosa said when asked whether GMOs are halal — permissible for Muslims to eat — some imams tend to look at the issue in terms of harms and benefits.

73 74 The negative consequences for the trial patients may be considered mainly in terms of harms.

The reasons against compulsory treatment were often described in terms of harms or negative outcomes of the treatment.