It harms no one, and should not be penalized.

Carbon dioxide sometimes harms people.

A smoker harms other people.

This harms business and we must fight against it, challenges Pattloch.

Too often, however, Sharia law harms Christians.

Richard Wilkinson How economic inequality harms societies

'What really harms this country is corruption'

Do you know whom this decision harms?

It harms businesses of every kind by making it more difficult and expensive to hire new employees.

Severe malnutrition in early childhood harms cognitive development.

By polluting the air, one harms anyone who breathes.

Restraining immigration leads to anaemic growth and harms employment.

Lebanon's garbage disposed in a hazardous manner, which harms the environment.

Because economic distress harms different social groups simultaneously, it could facilitate the emergence of a broad anti CCP coalition.

If my purchase harms me, I have nobody to blame but myself.

Sometimes the desire of producers to gather a large harvest harms quality.

The alleged harms are incident to plaintiffs military service, the documents say.

In other words this law harms the everyday life of all Alabamans.

Unemployment harms workers, while the lower interest rates needed to generate more jobs may lead to higher inflation, which especially harms those with nominal assets whose value is eroded.

Unemployment harms workers, while the lower interest rates needed to generate more jobs may lead to higher inflation, which especially harms those with nominal assets whose value is eroded.

Pathetic attempts to go it alone have not made Europe stronger, and anti Americanism harms Europe more than the US.

So ruthless pursuit of price stability actually harms economic growth and well being.

If a polluter harms others, those who are harmed normally have a legal remedy.

If the custom is so vulgar and harms people s lives, the government should intervene.

And this is a real underestimated, under appreciated health hazard not just because it harms our hearing, which it obviously does, but it actually initiates the fight or flight response.

The absence of services and digital markets harms the development of a modern economy in Europe.

Although internal division harms Palestinians national interest, it is unlikely amid mutual accusations and incitements that dialogue between Fatah and Hamas will be conducted soon.

Environmental degradation in Asia not only harms its population s health, but will become an impediment to growth.

It also must embrace the principle that people should not be punished for what they put into their bodies, but only for the harms they do others.

As a result, all legislation can be threatened by the oppositions veto, blocking any reform that harms the opposition's constituents.

Abuse of it harms everyone, and profits from its use should benefit all as well, implying the need to establish worldwide democratic rights over what is an unarguably universal resource.

It harms the whole education system fear and intimidation do not provide a conducive learning environment and puts an extra burden upon school districts and administrators who are trying to teach.

But neither country can protect its way to prosperity protectionism harms China s industrial development and our efforts to build stronger trading relationships.

People must travel for three hours to get the medicine that is proven to control cravings and reduce the harms of drug use.

This autumn, a debate on whether the Internet cures or harms democracy is a hot topic and not only in the United States.

You really want to return to the time when big brother was watching you on every street corner? As far as I know, what really harms this country is corruption, and we are surrounded by it.

So ruthless pursuit of price stability actually harms economic growth and well being. Recent research even questions whether targeting price stability reduces the tradeoff between inflation and unemployment.

In particular, public ownership of land harms the investment incentives for family farms and reduces their chance of consolidating land holdings in order to exploit economies of scale.

Quite apart from the potential bailout costs, some argue that financial hypertrophy harms the real economy by syphoning off talent and resources that could better be deployed elsewhere.

The research paper produced by the group tellingly concedes there is a lack of hard evidence for the harms of most products on most of the criteria, McKee and Capewell wrote.

All seven were also convicted of violating article 6 of the Anti Cyber Crime Law, which prohibits producing, sending, or storing any material via an information network that harms public order.

Moreover, our calculations are conservative, as they do not include extinctions caused by invasive species, the expansion of human technologies (such as the long line fishing that harms many seabirds), or global warming.

It also must embrace the principle that people should not be punished for what they put into their bodies, but only for the harms they do others. Those are the key elements of a more ethical and effective drug control regime than the one that haunts today's world.

In explaining why he was abandoning the Kyoto accord on global warming, President Bush said We will not do anything that harms our economy, because first things first are the people who live in America.

Poverty is no excuse for stealing or gaining a free lunch, of course, but using the protection of intellectual property to keep the poor poor is unjust, and may cause instability that harms rich countries, too.