Sentences with phrase «of physical harm»

Emotional abuse of children through aggressive parenting styles and lack of supervision can place some children at a greater risk of physical harm.

These risks can include the threat of physical harm, or perhaps the cats have lost their caretaker and there is no one else who can provide the daily care the cats deserve.

You are still in danger of physical harm even though the party at fault does not mean to harm your person.

The law requires that all accidents involving bodily damage to be reported to the police and all vehicle owners must cover themselves against claims of physical harm.

There is also a benefit paid out if the insured suffers certain types of physical harm, such as the loss of a limb and / or blindness due to an accident.

We tend to regard pain as an unfortunate by - product of physical harm.

Direct violence is conflict in the form of physical harm.

I didn't think of physical harm coming from the worst job in the world, but that would definitely be a deciding factor.

An abused dog may walk with his head down, tail down and has evidence of physical harm or neglect.

This means any kind of physical harm, including for example by hitting, shaking, throwing or burning a child.

This increases risk of physical harm to the patients.

This covers a wide range of injuries ranging from defamation to threats of physical harm.

In this context, «at risk» means that they are in danger of physical harm or abuse, or it is considered that they may be about to commit an offence.

Position Overview Personal injury lawyers work with clients who place claims of physical harm.

Fault for a divorce in Virginia may be attributable to adultery, felony conviction and imprisonment, cruelty or reasonable apprehension of physical harm, or abandonment and desertion.

In this statement, Booker — who had accused Paterson aide David Johnson of assault — would have said she was not the victim of any physical harm and that the breakup was «unfriendly but not violent.»

Physical threat means conduct that places a person in reasonable apprehension of imminent, serious physical harm and includes any attempt or actual infliction of physical harm.

While defenses against attacks via robots (especially aerial drones) are being developed, there are few obstacles at present to a moderately talented attacker taking advantage of the rapid proliferation of hardware, software, and skills to cause large amounts of physical harm through the direct use of AI or the subversion of AI - enabled systems.

Actually Cogito, the LDS does teach that the garment protects the wearer from all manner of physical harm.

Skin conductance rose in step with the apparent level of threat, just as it does when a person faces a genuine possibility of physical harm.

So, with ahimsa, let's move beyond the obvious of physical harm, and become more aware of the words we use when we teach, and the potential effect those words have on others.

The parents were more afraid to be branded abusers of that child than of the physical harm said child would do to their own kids.

Assault is merely the attempted doing of physical harm to another person.

On top of the physical harm suffered in scaffolding accidents, victims and their families are usually left to deal with a great amount of financial and emotional stress.

The repeated alleged incidents of physical harm has prompted her to file a motion to limit Thicke's visitation rights.

The court determined that some of manifestation of physical harm is required for an award of noneconomic damages in Maryland and so the court vacated the award of $ 145,000 to eight of the buyers (one of the buyers had manifested physical harm caused by the emotional distress, and so could pursue the claim of $ 145,000).

When Mrs. P. called, he might have first determined whether she and the children were in danger of physical harm from P.

«These particles could pose a serious risk of physical harm to the marine animals that consume them, potentially blocking their gut or leaching chemicals into their bodies.»

It is rare for the common law, through the tort of negligence, to impose a duty of care on a party to take action to prevent to prevent the infliction of physical harm to a person by the malicious act of another.

Bodily injury refers to any type of physical harm that is caused to any part of a person's body.

It is important to note that a judge may issue an order without the participation of the other parent only in cases where it is alleged that the child will be removed from the state or is in immediate danger of physical harm.

«YouTube's Community Guidelines prohibit content that's intended to encourage dangerous activities that have an inherent risk of physical harm,» said YouTube in a statement.

«The story elements — a porn star, the president, hush money, threats of physical harm, a $ 20 million lawsuit, the big reveal on camera — were the stuff of ratings gold,» wrote James Pindell at the Boston Globe after the interview.

It's almost as if the people who genuinely believe this are closeted masochists... they can only feel good about themselves or their lives if there's a threat of physical harm and / or punishment in some way, shape or form.

Step in only if there's a danger of physical harm.

«Police officers always have to be on guard for violent reaction and resistance, which can put them in danger of physical harm and potential disciplinary charges.»

Reactions from next - of - kin — NOK in army jargon — range from simple tears to threats of physical harm, but these messengers of gloom can not flinch or depart from protocol.

He is now «grounded» in the tiny box on wheels enacting a play - station war; one of low risk of physical harm (barring carpal tunnel syndrome) on which he compensates by making the damage 100 % psychological.

In addition to the risk of physical harm to the animal, punishment can also have unintended consequences such as strengthening the undesired behavior, causing aggression, and creating extreme fear in the animal.

Few other breeds face such a great risk of physical harm each day just to keep their masters happy by doing their «job.»

Andrew Lockley (independent researcher) worried that the Declaration could end up over-regulating small experiments that posed no risk of physical harm.