Most fusion reactions being considered for power generation create significant amounts of neutron radiation, which can cause severe amounts of harm and damage.
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"The depravity and the seriousness of sex offences, and the harm and damage they do to their victims, means the systems we have in place to protect the public must be paramount, " she said.
He had previous convictions for assault occasioning actual bodily harm and criminal damage.
Polling in both Europe and America suggests that a majority of locals think immigrants do more harm than good and damage locals' chances in the job market.
The United States Coast Guard continues to collaborate with organizations and governments across our country to prevent loss of life, personal harm, and property damage associated with unsafe recreational boating.
And that is an altogether different kind of solution, one that would cause far more damage than the harm you are trying to avoid.
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Sergeant Brian Caskey of the PSNI said those carrying weapons could not only cause other people great harm, but could also damage their own lives if they end up with a criminal conviction.
The agency will only grant the permit if it is satisfied the development "will not harm the health of people or damage the environment".
The locomotive and the next two vehicles travel over the fracture point without coming to harm but the HSE can tell from damage caused to the underside of the coaches that the rail had already started to disintegrate.
Several senior publishing executives said recently they were concerned that a digital-lending program of the sort contemplated by Amazon would harm future sales of their older titles or damage ties to other book retailers.
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Further, Boeing's indications that heat damage in one battery cell would not harm adjacent cells proved false, Hersman said.
Such efforts will likely be influenced by a growing awareness on Capitol Hill and among nongovernmental groups of this potent new source of U.S. foreign-policy leverage and a recognition that it can be exploited largely without the collateral damage to U.S. interests (harm to exports and jobs) inflicted by trade sanctions.
Unlike the criminal, he may not intend to do damage, but he poses a threat of physical harm that is clear, present, and objectively demonstrable.
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There is no harm in declaring English the official language, but there is immense damage and lost opportunity if it is the only language.
In an effort to sway debate now under way on the Farm Bill, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson Thursday blasted a tax proposal put forward by Democrats, saying it could damage foreign investment in the U.S. and harm America's economic relations with its most important trading partners.
We must be prepared to accept some false positives (predictions of harms that would not have occurred) in order to prevent some true positives (predictions of harm that would have occurred had we not intervened) from causing irreparable damage.
Unlike the freedom of Barclays, RBS has revealed that it has surrendered the right, albeit reluctantly, to determine how any bonuses should be paid for the current financial year, warning that it could harm the bank's ability to recruit and retain staff, and damage its attempts to recover from the financial crisis.
Yet, in the vain pursuit of a perfect intelligence organization, do not shake up intelligence in a way that does do harm - and in pursuit of this will-of-the-wisp, damage in particular those military capabilities that we alone possess.
The majority of offences are criminal damage, but they also include more serious crimes such as arson and assault causing actual bodily harm.
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