Sentences with phrase «likely come to harm»

This implies that the people involved have intent to harm or have knowledge that the cat will likely come to harm — neither of which is true.

Not exact matches

However, tech industry representatives have come out against the tariffs, arguing that tariffs are an inappropriate strategy to address the legitimate problem of China's trade policies because they are likely to harm US workers and consumers.
That is where the harm comes in — when we take a definitional difference («men are, by and large, more likely to be physically stronger than women») and make it prescriptive («hey girl, let me carry that box for you because you're a woman.»).
The children of these Family Radio followers who believe «the rapture» will come on May 21st will likely be very mentally harmed and emotionally traumatized by this whole experience for years to come.
You could possibly get full custody of your children; however, Nevada family courts favor shared physical custody and are likely to grant each parent equal time with the children, unless the children are at risk of coming to harm in the presence of their other parent.
When it comes to profiting from pain — in this case, via electric shocks — people are more likely to harm themselves than others.
While I think the pyramid is basically correct when it comes to the relative magnitude of harm that will likely occur in each area, what it doesn't convey is that the absolute level of harm would still be unacceptable, across the board, in the absence of strong climate policies.
Harm to the USA is much more likely to come from economic issues than from changes t the climate over the next 50 years.
No Religious Path Advocates Environmental Destruction In other words, while there are differences in motivation for environmental protection between a Hindu, a Buddhist, a Jew, and a Christian — the first two generally seeing humanity as a integral part of nature, the latter two likely seeing the man's relationship to the natural world through the eyes of a caretaker — none of that matters when it comes to the need to preserve our water, our air, our land in an unpolluted state, in growing healthy food in a way that doesn't harm the land, et cetera.
BTW, for those interested in what each additional degree of heating may mean in terms of harms, Mark Lynas's book SIX DEGREES is coming out in March, I think; it will let us know in easy - to - read fashion what each degree may likely entail (using the best science to date).
Donors can give to your organization, but implying that a donor can take the deduction off their taxes, or simply allowing them to come to that conclusion for themselves without being otherwise informed, will harm your organization's reputation before you can build it, and will likely be considered fraud, punishable in civil or criminal court.
It is likely that Local Authorities may be more tempted to use the provisions of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014) which are about to come into force which create Sexual Harm Prevention Orders and Sexual Risk Orders.
A judge speaking about a matter likely to come before the court harms both the judiciary as a whole and the sound administration of justice.
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