Sentences with phrase «harms inflicted upon»

We hold HMOs, hospitals, and large healthcare corporations responsible for the preventable harms inflicted upon patients in their care.

In an opening statement at an April hearing, Hensarling called for Trump to dismiss Cordray «for all the harm inflicted upon consumers.»

Letting the Atheists revel in their own self - righteous delusions would be easy were it not for the tremendous amount of harm their inflict upon so many.

Zillow would like for Realtors to believe that they are partners and co-laborers in the Real Estate industry, but until Zillow recognizes the harm they inflict upon sellers with their grossly misleading «Zestimates» and the agents that have to convince them otherwise you will continue to be looked upon as contrary and negatively impacting the home value estimation part of this industry, an enemy to it if you will.

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The fact that humans inflict harm upon themselves and others is in no means a reflection of the essence of the religion they follow especially if they are not PRACTICING!

Disappointingly, the article that followed merely explained that the President required federal agencies to certify that their programs do not inflict unfair environmental harm upon minorities and the poor.

'' Letting the Atheists revel in their own self - righteous delusions would be easy were it not for the tremendous amount of harm their (sic) inflict upon so many.»

And one group is intentionally inflicting harm upon the other.

It is one basic principle of Islam that you shall not inflict harm upon yourself so if your physical or mental condition does not allow to fast you will not fast and no one can force you to do that.

Artist Kate MacDowell frequently draws on mythological and cultural symbols to comment on humanity's romantic attraction to the natural world and the simultaneous harm we are inflicting upon it.

Because victims understand the extent of the harm that their abusers will likely inflict upon their pets if left behind, many victims remain in violent relationships.

Because victims understand the extent of the harm that their abusers will likely inflict upon their pets if left behind, many victims will remain in violent relationships.

They strictly follow the guidelines and policies claimed to inflict reduced, minimal, or no harm at all, upon ecosystems or the environment.

This would include using physical force to stop their flight and return your property to your possession: it would not include force that posed real and foreseeable risk of inflicting death or grievous bodily harm upon them.

In Welch, the Ontario Court of Appeal rejected the defence argument of consensual sado - masochistic (SM) sex, holding that in the sexual assault context, «a victim can not consent to the infliction of bodily harm upon himself or herself... unless the accused is acting in the course of a generally approved social purpose when inflicting the harm.»

Virtually any type of harm that one person can inflict upon another, whether willfully or negligently, can be the basis for a personal injury lawsuit.

Acknowledgment of the wrong inflicted upon them by the perpetrator of their harms, or an institution like a church that may be vicariously liable for their harms, can be of enormous psychological value to those whose lives have been impacted by sexual abuse.

If control of access to country flows from spiritual necessity, because of the harm that «the country» will inflict upon unauthorised entrants, that control can nevertheless support a characterisation of native title as exclusive.