Sentences with phrase «real harm done to»

The serendipitous approach to custody reflected in the District's presumption does not account for the real harm done to relationships when marriages or other familial unions dissolve, or when they never formed.

Not exact matches

Canada can learn from the experiences of places like Sydney, Zurich and San Francisco in assessing which policies best address the concerns of residents and which policies may do more harm than good to the local real estate market.

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.

In the May 23 piece, Pearson argues, «The real cost of import restrictions is the harm they do to manufacturers of value - added products that use steel as an input.»

Those who think it's just an exercise in whiny self - indulgence are blind or fools or fortunate to have never been exposed to the very real harm — not annoyance, not hurt feelings, but real harm — that is sometimes done in the name of Christ.

For real, 100 %: most atheists are not like you 6 to 10 regular posters who constantly berate and insult me with names like «delusional» or snide remarks like «don't harm children.»

In these real cases, were the attending physicians being faithful to their calling, even to the classical minimum medical ethic of «Do no harm»?

I know that I have had to struggle, myself, with coming to real understanding of, and how to deal with shame, which is imposed from an external source, and remorse, which is seems to arise internally, from somewhere within my own self, my own mind, in response to recognition of hurt or harm something I've done has or may have caused.

That, and we are doing a harming to our representation of Christianity if we discount struggles, sins and lulls as non-faith periods — because we present the idea that real faith is without temptation, failure or dry spells.

He would have done his chances no harm on Sunday as he danced his way through the Real Madrid defence with some brilliant footwork, as seen in the clip below, before putting it on a plate for Jessie Lingard to open the scoring.

It would be advisable to Didier Deschamps not to pick the Real Madrid striker in any of his squads, and considering how healthy the squad is now Benzema can only do more harm than good at this point in time.

You're simply encouraging cheaters to hide it better, and ignoring that there are real and significant harms being done even in secret.

They don't do any harm to me, although I can not speak for women who are real survivors.

I don't think THIS photo necessarily qualifies, either as a real protest, or brave, but what I'm saying is that protesting knowing the likely criticisms doesn't mean you give up the right to be harmed by the fallout.

But since in real life hospitals do everything possible to avoid harming babies we might have to accept that they have a motive other than profit.

Add to this the understandable dejection and bitterness many Labour members and supporters would feel, if Smith were to win the Labour Right would be greatly strengthened, to the detriment of Labour offering a real alternative to the Tories (not to mention the fatal harm done to Labour's prospects of becoming a social movement).

That would boost his leadership credentials with the Tory grassroots who want out but also do little harm to the chances of the UK staying in the EU - which some say is actually closer to his real position.

The NY Post calls on Cuomo to «end his monkey business» in the form of repeated public spats with de Blasio, «before it does real harm.»

A $ 223 million midyear budget cut — the amount that Gov. David Paterson is threatening to take from city schools in January — will do real damage to classrooms if a union survey of the harm already wrought by the $ 400 million in city budget cuts this fall is any indication.

We've spent billions of dollars, locked up so many people we have a higher rate of incarceration than the Soviet Union did, done real harm to some of our most fundamental Constitutional protections, and for what?

«And our biggest concern is if Orange County is allowed to have a full gaming license it will cause real harm to the important work that's being done by Empire City for Westchester County and for the state.»

So let's calmly study the patient — and see how this National Debt Hysteria is going to do us far more harm that the real national debt ever could.

In 2003, Congress passed the PROTECT Act, which classified computer generated child pornography as «obscene,» but this law didn't eliminate the so - called «virtual defense» because juries are reluctant to send a defendant to prison for merely possessing computer - generated imagery when no real child was harmed.

Medical and TCM professionals tend to agree that it's unlikely that they did any real harm, and in another context — as part of a preventative or recovery regimen, or alongside medical care — some of these measures can improve one's overall health.

«I'm not saying my brother or anyone else should be absolved of all the crimes and the real harm they've done to people.

Carman says GM foods have not been around long enough for anyone to know what health problems they may cause, no one is looking at health surveillance systems to see if GM foods are currently causing harm, and no real animal or human studies have been done on their long - term effects.

«I think the general feeling has been that this is an acute infection, it will eventually clear itself, and it doesn't seem to be doing any real harm; but in this case, it may actually be doing harm — you're just not seeing the harm until 20 years in the future.»

We can not «spot reduce» fat - and I would caution you from taking any supplements that promise to do so, or use «cleanses» or other quick fixes like body wraps, as they are short - term strategies some of which can harm your hormones and will not give you real, long - lasting results.

I think «they» tend to minimize the dangers, and will always state levels are way below, doing any real harm to one's health.

If you're not supplementing with Omega - 3's, even just a little exposure to this oil can do real harm.

These myths do real harm, so it's important to destroy them.

Your body NEEDS real food to be healthy and function correctly, and cleansing with a liquid diet for days at a time is not the right way to detox, and will end up doing more harm than good.

There is obvious harm in divulging out to strangers as you do not know the real intentions of the people who are using it.

You do actually forget this character is a robot, by the end of the movie you do look at him as a real person, a little bug - eyed alien that you don't wan na see get harmed.

The film also includes some real harm to horses, which does put a dampener on things, but the UK version has those shots cut out for any of you horse lovers.

«The Young Victoria» was designed to be Emily Blunt's breakthrough vehicle — but while it did her career no real harm, the real discovery of an otherwise tepid film was 28 year - old Rupert Friend.

Offset's Chief Inspector said she looks forward to seeing more children on school trips after September, and spoke of new training to which will ask inspectors to focus on what schools are doing to identify children potentially at risk of real harm.

This does real harm to schooling, to educators, and ultimately to kids.

Ms Spielman wrote: «My message to schools is this: keeping children safe from harm should always be your overriding concern, but in doing so, make sure you distinguish between real and imagined risk.

She said there will be new training to «remind inspectors what safeguarding is really about», and which will ask them to focus on what schools are doing to identify children potentially at risk of real harm.

Ravitch argued that in the face of increasing pressure to raise test scores schools may be tempted to cut any subjects seen as extraneous to the test, and such cuts can do real harm.

Legislation that stands in the way of true accountability for schools, legislation such as the Protect Our Schools Act, does real harm to Baltimore — today and into our future.»

The opening and closing of charters in the City of Trenton is a racial and social justice issue, because real harm is being done to our students, local school system and our community.

That is the real harm that the Common Core curriculum is doing to children of color and children of poverty.

They also do real harm to youth — when an education professional, a counselor or a nurse, refuses to deal with an LGBT student, simply because of their sexual orientation or gender identity / expression, it sends a horrific message.

No, the real harm that Amazon is doing to the publishing ecosystem is one I've mentioned numerous other places.

As I mentioned earlier, it's useful to monitor your credit report so you can see what's going on before and errors or fraud can do real harm to you.

Our leaders passed legislation that caused a massive spike in the cost of health insurance — doing real harm to tens of millions of Americans — while accepting none of the risk.

We ended up going with 4 yrs but planned to have it paid off in 1.5 yrs or less (job situation will keep us from doing it earlier) and there's no prepayment penalty so there's no real harm done.

Maintaining strict rules around how you manage your portfolio will keep you out of trouble and help prevent panic selling that can do real harm to the portfolio.