Sentences with phrase «causing obvious harm»

'' «Our pastoral practice of demanding life - long «celibacy,» by which we meant that for the rest of your life you would not engage your sexual orientation in any way, was causing obvious harm and has not led to human flourishing,» the letter said.

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It not only causes obvious physical harm to those creatures, but also passes the chemicals from the plastic up the food chain.

Similarly, keep it away from obvious hazards like stoves, hanging cords on drapes or blinds, or any other object that might cause harm to a child.

While marine pollution can be obvious, as with the marine debris shown above, it is often the pollutants that can not be seen that cause most harm.

Marine pollution While marine pollution can be obvious, as with the marine debris shown above, it is often the pollutants that can not be seen that cause most harm.

Aside from the obvious harm to the dogs themselves, dog fighting is associated with or causes a number of additional negative results including:

Most of that broadcast was devoted to the «wonders» of wind power; and denigrating anybody with the hide to raise the issue of the harm caused to wind farm neighbours, or with the sense to question the merits of backing a technology which was abandoned in the 19th century, for obvious reasons (see our post here).

Wind power advocates downplay those obvious impacts, and ride on the psychological notion that anything (appearing to) fight carbon must not be causing harm.

The facts state that the defendant sloshed household bleach in the victim's face.198 The rule is that any object can be a deadly weapon if it is used in such a way as to make it likely to cause great bodily harm.199 It may seem obvious to an experienced lawyer that the precise legal issue is «whether bleach, sloshed in a victim's face, is likely to cause great bodily harm.»

If we tune into the harm cyber abuse is causing — the true human toll — the priority it must be given becomes obvious and awareness - raising is critical to this.

This includes harms that may not have a specific financial cost or cause obvious physical injury.

While recognizing the legal distinction between public and private education, my mind drew an obvious parallel between the harm that institutional segregation caused black students several decades ago, and the harm that TWU Law's new brand of segregation will cause LGBTQ students.