Sentence examples for unacceptable harm from inspiring English sources

We know these centres cause unacceptable harm.

Finally, it is argued that the unacceptable harm is to the veiled women themselves.

Social engineering is inescapable, simply because narrow self-interest would otherwise lead people to cause unacceptable harm to others.

To me, the balance of quality research points clearly to unacceptable harm, the same conclusion reached by the independent experts at the European Food Safety Agency.

Thomas Nash, director of Article 36, which campaigns to prevent "unnecessary or unacceptable harm" caused by new weapons, was at the Geneva conference on Monday.

In November, planning minister Eric Pickles ruled proposals for a solar farm in Ellough in Suffolk would cause "unacceptable" harm to the surrounding area.

That was revised to give the secretary of the interior the power to veto the route if it posed a risk of unacceptable environmental harm.

James A. Cohen, a professor at the Fordham University Law School, said the finger pointing by the two men could reflect a general sentiment that it is socially unacceptable to harm women, even if there are countless examples to the contrary.

The doctor told management, according to court papers, that SureStep should be immediately recalled because it posed an unacceptable risk of harm to patients.

Present-day organ trafficking certainly does involve excessive and unacceptable levels of harm.

As a consequence, it is of utmost importance to assure the society at large that deployment of a given software-intensive system does not contribute to pose an unacceptable risk of harm.