Sentence examples for voluntary harm from inspiring English sources

He's right to strive for a distinction between subjective and more objective judgments about the desires of, say, the pedophile, or about levels of sadomasochism that lead some to irreparable, though voluntary, harm as well as ecstasy.

Only three of these incidents were reported in the PTT study months giving a voluntary-reported harm rate of 3/584 (number of paediatric patients in the PTT screening)=0.5% in March May 2011.

"The core ethical justification for penalty programs is that employees should be held responsible for voluntary actions that cause harm to others," they write.

This study showed that the NHS PTT identifies more and other types of harm than voluntary incidence reports.

Real-time registration as applied in our study is thought more reliable in detecting actual harm than voluntary incident reporting.

This large voluntary survey of medical harm highlights the potential efficacy of patient-initiated surveys for providing meaningful feedback and for guiding improvements in patient care.

This was an extraordinary, voluntary act of self-harm from a country previously more renowned for pragmatism than over-the-cliff auto-propulsion.

Harm identified through PTT screening was compared to harm identified through voluntary incidence reports in the department.

Programmes should focus on improved combination prevention efforts, including biomedical, behavioural and structural interventions with components such as HIV self-testing, pre-exposure prophylaxis, voluntary medical male circumcision, condoms, harm reduction and interventions to end gender-based violence.

For the most part, the reporting of medical errors or harm to patients is voluntary, and that "vastly underestimates the frequency of errors and injuries that occur," Dr. Landrigan said.

It is doubtful that we envisioned allowing an apportionment of fault when a plaintiff undertakes a voluntary and intentional activity which causes harm to himself, where a defendant has a duty to protect that [440 Mich .442] plaintiff from harm, including injury by his own intentional acts.