Sentences with phrase «potential real harm»

«What we have is a dead murderer's alleged right to privacy versus a very real right to protect the citizens of San Bernardino, the state of California and the United States from any potential real harm,» Oved contended.

Not exact matches

And just as Trump's tweets are simultaneously artifice and impactful, Bremmer predicts Trump's appearance in Davos holds the potential for real harm.

While the misuse and exploitation of information people share with companies does not constitute the type of «breach» or theft discussed in the previous chapter on security (because the information was not technically stolen), the potential for harm to individuals and to vulnerable categories of people is nonetheless very real.

But the potential harms from the merger are real, Blumenfeld says.

The real issue might be whether this is an adequately safe human food: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lupin «Potential harms Lupins contain significant amounts of certain secondary compounds like isoflavones and toxic alkaloids, e.g. lupinine and sparteine.

If it really has no chance of working and has a potential to harm your baby, the real question should be «why try it?»

They foresee potential harm to real vaccination programs in the developing world, where health workers are trying to overcome pre-existing suspicions about Western medicines.

Bullying is a serious problem in schools and online because it has the potential to cause real and lasting harm to victims.

The potential for good, in the form of crime fighting and education, and real possibility of harm, in the form of identity theft and terrorism, are made very clear.

In this case, there is the potential of real physical harm....

The American Animal Hospital Assoc. also caution veterinarians: «Do Not Assume that Vaccines Can not Harm a Patient — Vaccines are potent medically active agents and have the very real potential of producing adverse events.»

This is so if: (a) waiting guarantees that the harm will occur if the risk turns out to be real, (b) the potential harms are grave to some people or ecological systems, and (c) those being put at risk have not consented to be put at risk.

Arbitrators sometimes uphold terminations for off - duty conduct, but they also insist that the employer demonstrate real potential business harm that would result from the employee's conduct...

«Given the fact that over 90 per cent of the budget of the Court went to pay judicial salaries and benefits, the proposed level of cuts was impossible and the proposal itself created a real potential for significant harm to the justice system.

There aren't many barriers to entry for LLLTs, and ease of entry increases the potential that many LLLTs will give very, very bad advice and counsel that could do real harm.

In the face of industry evolution, the potential benefits of our changing health care system, and the real risks and occurrences of harm, protection of privacy must be built into the routine operations of our health care system.

Any measure that was said to have the potential to harm the interests of children had to be carefully scrutinised to see whether it in fact carried with it the real risk of harm.

According to Gariepy, «autonomous weapons systems are on the cusp of development right now and have a very real potential to cause significant harm to innocent people along with global instability.»