Sentences with phrase «done irreparable harm»

Melina, Wayne Conley has done irreparable harm to your reputation.

I've forgiven many people in my life who have done irreparable harm.

However, with their belief intact, the bigotry within much of the church in general has done irreparable harm to countless individuals.

This issue has a very real class of victims who are done irreparable harm.

When he recently told MSNBC that women who undergo abortions illegally should be punished, he was condemned by so many that some speculated that he'd done irreparable harm to his campaign.

Companies in technology, investment and other industries now say that the measures the administration is taking to help them may actually end up doing irreparable harm to supply chains they have built up over decades.

Fundamentalism, whether Christian or Muslim, distorts and does irreparable harm to the very religious tradition it claims to be defending.

Similarly, any medical doctor who performs even a single male genital mutilation is unquestionably guilty of the most fundamental violation of the Hippocratic oath imaginable: genital mutilation of either sex does demonstrably do irreparable harm.

I felt like I was doing irreparable harm.)

Layoffs of thousands of teachers, which would do irreparable harm to our children and devastate our own families, are still on the table.

An advocate for the solar energy sector says legislation being pushed in the Indiana General Assembly could do irreparable harm to the industry here in...

It's worth mentioning that this has worked for me before 15 years ago (and I kept the weight off for 14 years until a severe back injury)... my question is, am I doing irreparable harm to myself with this program and if so, how should I modify it yet still allow myself to lose weight as quickly as possible?

I'd like to stress that none of these reservations do irreparable harm to the film.

What we have is a shrewish grandmother, her alcoholic and largely negligent daughter, and a petulant slut granddaughter, none of whom seem to be overly concerned about anyone, including each other, until someone else comes in to do irreparable harm.

The union whined in court that making it voluntary to join would do them irreparable harm and should be stayed pending a challenge to its constitutionality.

Vaccinating an unhealthy animal can exacerbate illness and do irreparable harm.

A fragile and dangerous executive toy, tempting the viewer to bang them together and in destroying them do themselves irreparable harm as the sculpture's glass spheres were filled with Chlorine gas.

Its the circularity of the logic that gets me — because the revelation that the IRB may be doing irreparable harm to people's lives may do irreparable damage to the IRB's reputation, we can't reveal the study's results.

If they find criticisms and attacks of one of their parents, you may be doing irreparable harm to their relationship with you or your partner.

Not exact matches

For a court to grant an injunction — an order that prohibits someone from doing a specific action — there has to be imminent, irreparable harm.

To summarize, the view that freedom of choice should not be permitted in the case of abortion is based on two principles: (1) Abortion does grievous, irreparable and unnecessary harm to the developing fetus, regarded as deserving the full rights of personhood.

-LSB-... The Church] makes clear the gravity of the crime committed, the irreparable harm done to the innocent who is put to death, as well as to the parents and the whole of society.»

This entails an understanding of exactly why the Magisterium is so central to the Church, why it is right to talk of «formal cooperation» with evil as always doing «irreparable harm -LSB-...] to the whole of society» and why the Catholic vision of sex, love and, so crucially, our woundedness (see Fr Cummings» article in this issue), is the right alternative to the prevailing hedonistic humanism.

And a falsehood which fosters formal cooperation with seriously wrong acts does, as the Catechism says, «irreparable harm -LSB-... to] the whole of society».

There doesn't seem to be much in - between, much like there's no reversing the irreparable harm that a single bullet can cause.

What is doing «irreparable harm... to the elderly and the poor» is the crook Espada stealing taxpayer money that is supposed to go into their health care.

Michael Steele, the former head of the Republican National Committee, said President Trump's tacit endorsement of Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore who's been accused of sexually molesting minors would do «irreparable harm» to the GOP and the country.

While there is no telling what these chemicals may do in varying concentrations, many chemicals have cumulative effects, meaning the more you are exposed to them, the more they'll build up in your system and cause irreparable harm.

Because most people can't maintain it, they / we don't cause ourselves irreparable harm.

To call this trash is to do an entire generation of raccoons possible irreparable harm.

At worst, and very likely, NEAP and all massive testing program, have done severe and perhaps irreparable harm to the nation.

Many approaches, like teacher evaluation, simply did not work and caused irreparable harm to teachers and children.

The US Appeals Court has rejected Apple's bid to oust its court - appointed antitrust monitor, after Cupertino failed to convince the panel of three judges that he was doing the company irreparable harm.

The AKC has come under fire from an increasing number of critics including veterinarians, breeders, trainers and animal advocates that who charge that it has done purebred dogs irreparable harm.

More to the point, why did some employees at the game's developers, 3DRealms, stay committed to the project for so long in the face of unlikely payoffs and irreparable harm to their careers?

Had they succeeded, they would have done irreparable economic and social harm to Montana.

A group of scientists, including myself, have consequently decided that we must speak out about the irreparable harm that would be done by a climate change - denying, anti-science-driven Trump presidency.

Why would one country be so concerned about having knowledge power and control in regards to climate engineering and weather warefare, rather than working together to reverse (if that is possible anymore) the irreparable harm and damage that has been done to the biosphere and entire web of life.

«We know what we have to do to avoid irreparable harm.

The answer turns on classic interlocutory injunction jurisprudence: is there a serious issue to be tried; would irreparable harm result if the injunction were not granted; and does the balance of convenience favour granting or refusing the injunction.

The court must decide (1) is there a serious issue to be tried; (2) would the moving party otherwise suffer irreparable (i.e. not compensable with $ $ $) harm; and (3) does the balance of convenience favour granting the injunction.

The Court confirmed the usual legal test for interlocutory injunctions (an order requiring a party to stop doing something pending a trial) applies: is there a serious issue (Google acknowledged there was); is the party seeking the injunction suffering «irreparable harm»; and does the balance of convenience favour granting the injunction.

Author: Anthony Pugh, Student - at - Law, Law Works P.C. Editor: Ben Hanuka In 10313033 Canada Inc. v. 2418973 Ontario Inc., an April 11, 2018 decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Ottawa relating to a franchise dispute in the Laurier Optical franchise system, the court refused to grant to the franchisor an interlocutory injunction compelling the franchisees to continue paying royalties and marketing fees because the franchisor did not prove that it would suffer irreparable harm.

Appeal decision (for stay of proceedings pending appeal): Although the court accepted V had a serious question to be decided, and he would suffer «irreparable harm» if the decision to refuse his application were not stayed (meaning harm that could neither be quantified in monetary terms nor cured), the «balance of convenience» did not favour a stay.

Classic interlocutory injunction jurisprudence: is there a serious issue to be tried; would irreparable harm result if the injunction were not granted; and does the balance of convenience favour granting or refusing the injunction.

In 10313033 Canada Inc. v. 2418973 Ontario Inc., an April 11, 2018 decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Ottawa relating to a franchise dispute in the Laurier Optical franchise system, the court refused to grant to the franchisor an interlocutory injunction compelling the franchisees to continue paying royalties and marketing fees because the franchisor did not prove that it would suffer irreparable harm.

The Court, however, did not find that Google would suffer irreparable harm in the absence of a stay.

[30] Google does not lead evidence to the effect, or argue, that it or the public will suffer irreparable harm as a result of the specific order made below.

You don't want to just tell your partner everything; this can cause irreparable harm.

I never advocate for divorce but if there is an irreparable marriage which does more harm than good, divorce mediation is a healthy way to address the need for separation that may have been ignored for too long.