Sentences with phrase «unjustified harm»

New York State law defines animal cruelty as a situation where a person causes unjustified harm, pain, or suffering to an animal or neglects an animal's care by not providing it with proper food, water, medical care, or suitable shelter.

New York state law defines animal cruelty as a situation where a person causes unjustified harm, pain or suffering to an animal or neglects an animal's care by not providing it with proper food, water, medical care or suitable shelter.

ASPCA Position The ASPCA believes that dog guardians should be held responsible for unjustified harm or damage done by their pets.

Not exact matches

A passionate challenge to the way this guy represented God in this instance, but no untruth, no intention to do harm and no unjustified injury to Ed Young's reputation.

Harming others in an intentional and unjustified way is typically considered unethical,» says Prof. Falk.

This is unjustified, and probably does more harm than good in the long run.

In this forum, Dan Losen of the Civil Rights Project at UCLA argues that the directive must remain in place in order to eliminate harm from unjustified discipline, and Michael Petrilli of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute makes the case that the directive is based on an inaccurate understanding of discipline data and amounts to an overreach of federal power.

In a timely manner, the Center's Science Watch Team alerts policy makers, the media, and the public to unreliable scientific claims and unjustified alarmism which often lead to public harm.

Then - president Derek Bok said it was out of a desire not to be associated with «companies engaged in significant sales of products that create a substantial and unjustified risk of harm to human health.»

It is always legal to use force, including against police (see also here), if one reasonably believes it is necessary to prevent imminent (and unjustified) death or great bodily harm to oneself or another.

Intent is an important element in assault and serves to establish whether a deliberate and unjustified act interferes with an individual's personal rights in way that causes harm.

CB: Regarding adverse publicity, there's a concern about how agencies use their powers of publicity given the potential for unjustified reputational harm.

Unjustified surveillance to deny benefits or intimidate adds to the harm caused by the original injury or illness in many ways: