Sentence examples for threatened harm from inspiring English sources

They threatened harm to herself and to her unborn baby".

Some threatened harm to the judge and his family.

Stalin's prisoners signed confessions when interrogators threatened harm to their families.

"Patients threatened to stalk me, patients threatened to cut me up in multiple pieces, patients threatened harm on my family," she said.

But in the face of the destructive threat Mesa's tender offer was perceived to pose, the board had a supervening duty to protect the corporate enterprise, which includes the other shareholders, from threatened harm.

The participants often were politically motivated Palestinians or other Arabs who commandeered airplanes while in flight and threatened harm to the passengers and crew unless certain of their comrades were released from jail in Israel or some other location.

Future innovations will also be threatened harming the potential for tomorrow's cures.

Mental health professionals already have an established duty to take reasonable steps to protect identifiable persons when a patient threatens harm.

The court could uphold the standard, or it could require that jurors be asked to convict only if they believe the speaker truly intended to threaten harm.

For example, although the publishers say that "Congress never varied" from its purported view that unauthorized "anthologies"[ FN 11 ] threaten harm to the incentives of authors, the legislative history does not indicate any such thing.

The "repro-libertarian" approach opposes regulations on reproductive decisions and ART unless they can be shown to threaten harm to others.