Sentence examples for with harm to from inspiring English sources

The torture report notes that at least three detainees were threatened with harm to their families.

In fact, as the report describes, C.I.A. officers threatened at least three detainees with harm to their family members.

One interrogator told another detainee that he would never go to court, because, 'we can never let the world know what I have done to you.' CIA officers also threatened at least three detainees with harm to their families".

It is this move Mr Paterson is seeking to head off by persuading other member states that the evidence is not there – although 30 scientific papers have linked the substances with harm to bees in the last three years.

Harm to others, for Mill, is to be contrasted with offence to others, with harm to the person to be coerced herself, who normally consents to the harm, and with the bare (harmless) immorality of the conduct she would otherwise seek to engage in.

Indeed, antitrust laws are concerned with harm to the competitive process, not merely harm to consumers.

Attempts to better control alcohol misuse often focus on the harms drinkers cause to themselves with harms to others being neglected.

Of the moral systems that protect individuals, one is concerned with preventing harm to the person and the other with reciprocity and fairness.

There are limits to the ability of decriminalisation to deal with harm related to illicit drug markets.

Wool is the ultimate ethical product: created naturally, sheared off with no harm to sheep and available hand- or machine-made with no effect on its handler.

Digitized, the Grable image is pristine and can be reproduced endlessly, with no harm to the original.