Tom isn't harming anybody.

Stop harming yourselves and your own future.

We're harming ourselves around the world, as well as harming the animals, as well as harming nature herself Mother Nature, that brought us into being Mother Nature, where I believe we need to spend time, where there's trees and flowers and birds for our good psychological development.

Assuming we want to stop harming our children s brains, how do we proceed?

Putin left early, proclaiming that Western sanctions were harming European economies more than Russia anyway.

The region s business leaders have been unable to prevent deteriorating foreign relations from harming their interests.

The most perfidious way of harming a cause consists of defending it deliberately with faulty arguments.

Jewish settlers act outside of the law and commit provocative acts harming Palestinians, rarely incurring any penal sanctions.

And the air is harming them, and the food that's grown from the contaminated land is poisoning them.

In 1999, when Laar became Prime Minister again, he abolished the tax on corporate profit, which was harming entrepreneurship.

And would doing so force larger write downs, requiring banks, in turn, to ration credit and thus harming the economy?

On community blog Ishtishon, Mahbub Shumon questioned the wisdom of harming the Sundarbans when they protect Bangladesh from natural disasters

Like so many other peaceful technology developers and activists in Syria and beyond, Khartabil was accused of harming state security.

You ll lose even more weight if you go to whole foods and less fat, and you ll enhance your health rather than harming it.

The political temptation is always there to resort to inappropriate monetary expansions that bring temporary relief at the expense of harming longer term growth.

Officials wanted proof that sewage, ballast water discharge (which can carry alien species as well as pollution) or ship transit was harming the sargassum.

The NBU is subordinate to President Viktor Yushchenko, who, despite naming Tymoshenko as prime minister, seems more interested in harming her politically than in capping inflation.

While protecting health is a legitimate government purpose, criminalizing drug use to protect people from harming themselves does not meet the criteria of necessity or proportionality.

Dear Aware Citizen, Avoid entering any websites with the aim of accessing documents or leaked information, which may be fabricated, with the goal of harming national security.

The Ministry of Finance issued a statement in response to Naumov's letter claiming the Eurobond deal is crystal clear and that the opposition is harming the country.

Whoever wishes to grow bio fuels on land that was previously used for food production must recognize that this would increase food prices, harming the poorest of the poor.

There is, after all, no ethical significance in the fact that one method of harming others has existed for most of our evolutionary history, and the other is relatively new.

Good regulation means more than just preventing the banking sector from harming the rest of us (though the Fed didn t do a very good job of that before the crisis).

Another common argument against tobacco control that if people are not harming others, governments should not interfere with their individual decisions is at odds with both common sense and the evidence.

Fires associated with clearing land for oil palm plantations in the Indonesian province of Riau release massive amounts of carbon into the atmosphere and spread health harming haze across the landscape.

He would not be able to lean on Brazil, the moderating regional power, but would inevitably fall under the sway of Chávez and Morales, deterring foreign investors and harming the country s foreign relations.

He would not be able to lean on Brazil, the moderating regional power, but would inevitably fall under the sway of Chávez and Morales, deterring foreign investors and harming the country s foreign relations.

If the current trend in energy production continues, the earth s average temperature will be more than 2ºC higher in 2100 than it was in 1990, irreversibly harming the planet and conditions for human life.

We need to enable people to defend themselves against others prevent innocent, well meaning people from becoming infected and harming others and reduce the incentives and ability of the ill intentioned to do harm.

This means, of course, that if protectionism is politically convenient, you need not shed tears over harming the country by surrendering to it, an attitude that many Democrats in the United States find convenient to adopt.

Picture by Periodismo Humano published under CC Licence. several netizens have pointed out that the government, and not the protesters, are the ones harming Spain's image overseas, in reference to an accusation made by the government.

Will banks be willing to part with the assets at a low enough price to attract private investment? And would doing so force larger write downs, requiring banks, in turn, to ration credit and thus harming the economy?

I feel afraid even in the presence of policemen around me Sajida Bibi told this author, saying that she and her colleagues had no intention of harming anyone nor did they want to be part of a conflict.

The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs warned Saudis on Twitter not to consider accessing the WikiLeaks site Dear informed citizen Avoid access to any site in order to obtain documents or leaked information that may be incorrect for the purpose of harming homeland security.

A better approach is to view computer security as an issue of public health and economics, in which people can protect themselves but must pay for the costs they impose on others. We need to enable people to defend themselves against others prevent innocent, well meaning people from becoming infected and harming others and reduce the incentives and ability of the ill intentioned to do harm.