I don't think they're injurious to the effort at all.
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Running, one orthopedist insisted, is highly injurious on the body.
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Tattoos are decorative, often metaphoric, sometimes regrettable, but always injurious.
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Anybody who says saccharin is injurious to health is an idiot.
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You don't have to delve too deeply to see the injurious impact.
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For people with a self-injurious past, these images could be triggering.
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The injurious and underscrutinized excise tax on endowments is a clear example.
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This is a tragic, horrible, injurious assault on a 13-year-old girl.
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"President Trump's injurious relationship with Congressional Republican leadership further complicates the underlying calculus."
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Handling of the fallout compounded criticisms of a self-injurious West Wing team.
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Injurious acts toward consumers would bolster petitions for a court stay, for instance.
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One signs says, "Smoking is injurious to health and so is Delhi's air."
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How much more injurious is the most injury-prone sport than the least?
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" The report will assess causes of the trade deficit in goods, including "tariffs, non-tariff barriers, injurious dumping, injurious government subsidization, intellectual property theft, forced technology transfer…and any other form of discrimination against the commerce of the United States.
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"This cycle of the past six was the most injurious" to producers, he said.
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Dr. Nock found that, when people with a history of suicidal ideation and self-injurious behaviors like cutting had access to the app for a month, the intervention decreased their suicidal plans by 45 percent and self-injurious behavior by 37 percent.
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They see a liberal press as injurious to democracy and a block to conservative governance.
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Kardashian's cease and desist demands Bleu's claims are false, defamatory, and injurious to her reputation.
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"Miami's asserted injuries are too remote from the injurious conduct it has alleged," he wrote.
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Tics exist on a spectrum ranging from barely noticeable to extremely annoying to potentially injurious.
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The timing of the story was particularly injurious, according to the lawsuit, considering that Mrs.
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"Both are doing practices that we think are potentially injurious to our national security," he said.
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"This may lead officers to use alternative, potentially more injurious, forms of force," the committee said.
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Injurious words should never add insult to the injuries medical professionals witness and patients suffer daily.
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Now it just seems self-injurious for Democrats to seek it in the age of Trump.
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Because to do so is a disservice to our audience and potentially injurious to our society.
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The United States Department of Agriculture considers the snakehead fish "injurious wildlife," and it is federally regulated.
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However, when an exotic species becomes injurious and its costs high, investing in control measures is justified.
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The species was added to an "injurious wildlife" list, according to the US Fish and Wildlife Service.
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" Even factoring in almost seven decades of epithet inflation, this would seem more injurious than "damned Fascist.
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But as market lore goes, this piece of advice may now be injurious to your financial wealth.
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The failure of "La La Land" to land even a SAG nomination is injurious but hardly fatal.
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When animals are caged, isolated, or living in un-stimulating environments, self-injurious behavior is much more common.
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By the time I was in fourth grade, I started skipping meals and experimenting with self-injurious behaviors.
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Kilmartin pleaded guilty to mail and wire fraud, but denied charges of witness tampering and mailing injurious articles.
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But an injurious knee hit and a trip that takes away a possible goal in the second period?
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On Thursday, researchers at MIT published an injurious study about vulnerabilities in a "blockchain-based" voting app called Voatz.
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While the freeze may have been short-lived it's injurious impact was felt by many - especially our nation's veterans.
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The law has also been injurious to small businesses and their 11 million employees who still lack health insurance.
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The businesses that must comply with regulations no longer make the money they once made from selling injurious products.
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So doomsday preppers notwithstanding, removing injurious and outdated genes is a logical step in our (now self-directed) evolution.
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She is being charged with resisting arrest, acting in a manner injurious to a child, obstructing governmental administration, and trespassing.
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Singapore's law gives ministers the initial right to decide what information is both false and injurious to the public interest.
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In 2014, Ms. Dabbs was arrested on charges of child abandonment and acting in a manner injurious to a child.
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And yet even Clarence Thomas, who is rarely sympathetic to such arguments, recognizes that the symbol itself is emotionally injurious.
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What he plainly did not seek was an economic system that could all too easily become injurious across the board.
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Ms. Headley was charged with resisting arrest, acting in a manner injurious to a child, obstructing governmental administration and trespassing.
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"We compared notes on our experiences in this cycle which everyone agreed was the most injurious," the OPEC official said.
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"These devices are injurious to health and proliferation of these products has a negative impact on public health," the draft said.
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In a similar (albeit far less injurious) incident last week, a pilot crashed a drone into the Space Needle while filming.
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"The idea that sedentary behavior by itself is injurious and can't be overcome by exercise is not really true," he says.
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Finally, there is also damage that may prove longer lasting and more injurious to a political culture already in real distress.
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Others continue to assert that as president, Trump seeks to obscure financial details he believes might be politically or legally injurious.
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The findings underscore the importance of better postoperative support and closer attention to injurious lifestyle issues like smoking and alcohol abuse.
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The FWS is listing salamanders as "injurious amphibians," because of concerns they will spread chytrid fungus Batrachochytrium salamandrivorans around the country.
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The FWS will list salamanders as "injurious amphibians," because of concerns they will spread chytrid fungus Batrachochytrium salamandrivorans around the country.
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Her mother, Lin Li, has been charged with second-degree murder, manslaughter and act injurious to a child, the authorities said.
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Ms. Headley, 123, was charged with resisting arrest, acting in a manner injurious to a child, obstructing governmental administration and trespassing.
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He is a knuckleballer, after all, who showed no ill effects from his injurious encounter last year with a wild boar.
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She reported being molested and subsequently suffered a depression and engaged in self-injurious behavior requiring commitment to a psychiatric hospital.
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He's using the awesome power of the presidency to lob highly injurious and personal accusations at public servants below his station.
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She was arrested and charged with resisting arrest, acting in a manner injurious to a child, obstructing governmental administration and trespassing.
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"All metallic objects, when they do hair clipping, go through oxidation and rust and can be injurious to skin," he said.
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Participants may not take actions that are negligent, injurious or reckless in pursuit of any prize offered in connection with the Promotion.
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Though the products the debonair actor was endorsing don't contain tobacco, they carry a government-mandated warning about being "injurious to health".
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It was serious business that was potentially injurious to many people, and so you had to be extremely careful at every moment.
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"Exercise was found to be the intervention that was likely to be most effective in preventing injurious falls," Straus said by email.
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Like a salve after an unexpectedly injurious Democratic primary, the "hope and love" message looks beyond Indiana, California and other remaining primaries.
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To make matters worse, the Obama presidency has been characterized by injurious incompetence, in particular with regard to his signature achievement, Obamacare.
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" The treatise noted that such an officer "is punishable by indictment, though no injurious effects result to any individual from his misconduct.
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"I am completely removed from these kind of illegal and injurious actions", said Martinez, who became head of the military in 2018.
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"Any trade that is contrary to the collective market pricing is injurious," said Killol Pandya, head of fixed income at Peerless Mutual Fund.
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Locked-up guns would also have thwarted between 235 and 323 shootings (both fatal and injurious) of children and teens, the researchers estimated.
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The psychiatrist responsible for his care would know how to treat delusions, paranoia, mania, suicidal impulses, self-injurious behaviors, auditory hallucinations and catatonia.
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I think, no matter who the victims are, folks would appreciate that this is a tool to track down someone doing injurious things.
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He also faces one count of acting in a manner injurious to a child and one count of sex abuse, according to the police.
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Our only point usually about speech is limiting it if there&aposs a direct incitement to violence, or material that is injurious to children.
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I remain convinced that Trump has a fundamentally flawed character and is literally dangerous for world stability and injurious to America's standing in that world.
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One can't help ask what Rialmo was thinking when he signed up to be a policeman, one of the more potentially injurious occupations out there.
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According to him, Fearless Girl violates his rights by warping the meaning the meaning of Charging Bull in a way that's injurious to his reputation.
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According to him, Fearless Girl violates his rights by warping the meaning the meaning of Charging Bull in a way that's injurious to his reputation.
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News Release "Service Lists 201 Salamander Species as Injurious to Help Keep Lethal Fungus Out of U.S." January 12, 2016 Interim rule (pdf) in Federal Register on January 13, 2016 Draft Economic Analysis and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis (pdf) List of Salamander Species Designated as Injurious effective on January 12, 2016) (pdf) ESA Section 7 Intra-Agency Consultation (pdf) Environmental Action Statement (pdf) Questions and Answers (pdf)
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December 24, 2012 -- Another hotline call alleged "environmental neglect and injurious environment," referring to Cunningham's eldest son, who is now 18 and lives with another family.
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Here, and in many other less personally injurious instances of AI behaving badly, there is no satisfying explanation to be had here, right or no right.
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In the past, when the FWS has listed a species as injurious to native wildlife, online distributors linking buyers and sellers of those species have disappeared.
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"[Universities] too often attempt to shield students from ideas they subjectively decide are hateful or offensive or injurious or ones they just don't like," she said.
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The president's lawyers said on Sunday that they were confident that Mr. McGahn had said nothing injurious to the president during the 30 hours of interviews.
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Although Trump has called Israel this country's "greatest ally" several times, virtually all of his proposed Middle East policies are patently injurious to the Jewish State.
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It takes grit to subject oneself to injurious rays, toxins and excisions, especially when they harm an existence extended for only a limited period of time.
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In animals, self-injurious behaviors ranging from penis self-mutilation in lab mice to obsessive feather plucking in birds are a well-established measure of psychological distress.
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Rather than vilify or condemn morally injured police officers, acknowledging and talking about traumatic stress in their lives might make them less prone to morally injurious acts.
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So, as an economist, I believe if you want to stop people from doing something injurious to their health, raising the price works better than a ban.
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It follows, among many other incontestable flaws, that the randomly cobbled Trump foreign policy prescription is calculably injurious not only to Israel, but also to the United States.
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The Brisbane incident, while not physically injurious (but definitely inappropriate), highlights how making previously "dumb" objects—like scooters—"smart" can open the door to some truly stupid actions.
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This new term — image-based sexual abuse — better describes the nature and harms of the deeply injurious actions of men (and it is mostly men) who perpetrate it.
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Word of the Day : injurious to physical or mental health _________ The word noxious has appeared in 79 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Nov.
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Electrical stimulation devices (ESDs) work by sending electrical shocks through electrodes attached on the skin to condition patients so that they will refrain from self-injurious or aggressive behaviors.
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Drone malfunctions remain a serious concern for U.S. citizens, who generally want drone deliveries, but are worried about injurious mishaps, according to a survey by the U.S. Postal Service.
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Critics like to portray Trump as a political wrecking ball, challenging diplomatic and commercial norms for little purpose and bullying allies and foes alike in dangerous and injurious ways.
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The suit also says the women each returned to New York from Florida, sometimes with other women, to visit him even after allegedly experiencing injurious violence at his hands.
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In fact, Big Cat Rescue has recorded eight injurious incidents involving captive big cats so far this year — often from privately owned animals who "turn" on their doting caretakers.
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Short of pushing for legislation to regulate the testing of autonomous vehicles more stringently, demanding companies that make injurious and fatal transgressions be properly held accountable seems a reasonable recourse.
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The Commission will have a public hearing on this issue in Washington on July 17 to hear from interested parties on why these misguided and injurious tariffs should be reversed.
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Although killing and acts of abusive violence in war are related to PTSD, suicidal thoughts and substance misuse, these morally injurious events not only cause psychological but also spiritual harm.
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" Theodore H. Frank filed an objection to the settlement, saying it provided members of the class with "no money, no alteration of the defendant's allegedly injurious conduct, not even coupons.
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The suspect in the Queens attack, Laurance Gendreau, 35, was arrested and is facing charges of assault, harassment and acting in a matter injurious to a child, the police said.
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Logan has been charged with assault as a hate crime, acting in a manner injurious to a child under the age of 17, criminal possession of a weapon, and harassment.
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In the years that followed, the city began fining her for what it called "nuisance or substandard or hazardous or injurious" conditions at the lot and the next-door building.
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There is an important role for business leaders, for instance, who recognize that our political paralysis is not only bad for their bottom line, but also injurious to our nation.
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And, it likely comes as no surprise that trauma is a risk factor for near-lethal suicide attempts and severe self-injurious behaviors, such as cutting, while these women are incarcerated.
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He will testify that he saw the push for investigations as "injurious to the rule of law," in the United States and Ukraine, and damaging to decades of American foreign policy.
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"The reality, from a prosecutorial standpoint, is that these administrative actions, taken prior to the completion of the investigation, have been injurious to the prosecution of the case," Mr. Johnson said.
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"They have attempted to use the legal system to cover their tracks and follow through on their threats of 'media attention,' 'injurious publicity,' and 'protracted litigation,'" Rogers said in a statement.
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Even though none appeared to be intentional, baseball's code dictates for some that it is acceptable for a pitcher to respond to repetitive — or injurious — plunkings with one of his own.
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The current governor, her fellow Republican Chris Christie, opposes Graham-Cassidy on grounds that the projected the loss of $4 billion in federal funds would be "too injurious" to New Jersey.
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In some circumstances the behavior is distressing to the person, particularly if it is injurious or embarrassing, but more often the movement or mannerism is just maddening to those in proximity.
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"Both are doing practices that we think are potentially injurious to our national security," Ross said in a "Squawk Box" interview, defending the actions that the Trump administration took against each company.
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If the higher court also finds cause for a new trial, then the state would be back where it is today: facing the possibility of retrying Syed under much more injurious circumstances.
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But now he appears to have acted in way that is just as much, if not more, injurious to American secrets as Clinton's private email scheme, exposing him to accusations of hypocrisy.
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He could also face criminal charges if the photo was taken in a private place without the subject's consent or if the comments published with the photos are considered defamatory or injurious.
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The current and future emphasis of most cars and trucks coming to U.S. and foreign roads is and will be safety — vehicles designed and engineered to automatically reduce injurious or fatal crashes.
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LEADING THE DAY CONGRESS: Vice President Pence warned GOP senators on Tuesday that voting against Trump's emergency declaration to build more miles of border wall will be politically injurious to the renegades.
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According to the Guardian, Poff has been charged with "mailing injurious articles and transporting explosives with the intent to kill and injure," as well as food stamp fraud and false bankruptcy declaration.
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Story at a glance The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced Wednesday that it will ban electric stimulation devices (ESDs) from being used to treat individuals with self-injurious or aggressive behavior.
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"The agreement establishes unprecedented measures and enforcement provisions that will help protect American tomato farmers from injurious dumped Mexican tomatoes," said Michael Schadler, the executive vice president of the Florida Tomato Exchange.
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To millions of Americans, they are painful, injurious symbols of bigotry and hate, celebrating individuals who sought to break our nation asunder and preserve the vile institution of slavery and white supremacy.
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The boys, 14 and 15, face a variety of charges, including assault as a hate crime, harassment as a hate crime and acting in a manner injurious to a child, the police said.
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" And the risk for immigrant defendants of being permanently expelled from the United States and isolated from their families "is frequently more injurious to noncitizen defendants than six months or less of imprisonment.
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In this context, Roseanne Barr's recent racist tweets, including one suggesting that the Obama-era White House official Valerie Jarrett was the offspring of apes, were not emotionally injurious, but were rage-inducing.
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" The groups said that they have asked Megan Brennan, the head of the U.S. Postal Service, to investigate the matter because it constitutes "fraudulent and deceptive practices that are injurious to the public.
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He's right that in America of late, there's too much policing of indelicate and injurious language and too little recognition that the wages of fully open debate are ugly words and hurt feelings.
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"We respectfully request that your Administration, and specifically the incoming U.S. Trade Representative, place the Chinese government's injurious trade barriers against U.S. ethanol and DDGS near the top your China trade agenda." they wrote.
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In 2012, DCFS was called on Cunningham twice: once on accusations of abusing prescription drugs and neglecting her foster child and a second time for "environmental neglect and injurious environment" for her eldest son.
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To help prevent a deadly fungus from killing native salamanders, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is publishing an interim rule tomorrow to list 201 salamander species as injurious wildlife under the Lacey Act.
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The evidence shows that these episodes were deeply injurious to the companies' financial health, with the median firm losing 22016% of its value since its crisis, when compared with a basket of its peers.
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When Michael wasn't happy, he would turn self-injurious and aggressive, Bolen said, even headbutting her in the throat or banging his head so forcefully against the wall that it would dent or break.
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"It is more socially injurious for the millionaire to spend his surplus wealth in charity than in luxury," the English economist and social critic J A Hobson wrote in Work and Wealth in 1914.
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Last year, Trump made legally self-injurious comments on Twitter and elsewhere about his ban on travel from several Muslim-majority nations, and some were cited by lower courts when ruling against its constitutionality.
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At the Modern, the busiest of the three institutions, the work has taken on a new dimension: the involvement of security guards, who direct traffic on the stairs and intervene in potentially injurious situations.
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"[Universities] too often attempt to shield students from ideas they subjectively decide are hateful or offensive or injurious or ones they just don't like," she said in her speech, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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"It's important that the suspension agreements work as intended this time to completely eliminate the injurious effects of dumped and subsidized sugar from Mexico and support the operation of U.S. sugar policy," Hayes said.
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Examining city records, The Times's Julie Turkewitz learned that Ms. Ng owns a number of properties in Oakland and has been fined in the past for "nuisance or substandard or hazardous or injurious" conditions.
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He said the psychiatrist's testimony, combined with a jury instruction raising the prospect of Petrocelli's eventual parole, "had a substantial and injurious effect or influence in determining the jury's verdict," and therefore was not harmless.
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And while France may or may not offer lust-worthy physical therapy, it has occasionally produced notable cinematic depictions of injurious passion, of which this unblinking portrait of emotional abuse is an especially juicy example.
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And the type of players that fight 14 times in a season are also the type of players that deliver injurious hits to good players people pay to watch, so this rule needs more teeth.
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Maraj&aposs sentence in a New York court comes more than four years after he was arrested in late 2015 on charges of predatory sexual assault and acting in a manner injurious to a child.
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It is hard to imagine anything more injurious to U.S. credibility, after insisting that a nuclear-armed North Korea cannot stand for over 85033 years, to now surrender in the face of North Korean ICBMs.
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For all the fanfare that greeted President Donald Trump at his inauguration on Friday, the next four years of his presidency could very well be marred by a weakening economy as a result of "injurious" policies.
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Kent memorialized his concerns in a detailed memo for his files in August, noting that "there was an effort to initiate politically motivated prosecutions" that he believed were "injurious to the rule of law" (USA Today).
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Although 15 to 17-year-olds are above the minimum working age of 15, the ILO considers them to be in child labor if their work may be physically or psychologically injurious to their well-being.
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The bill, known as the Elephant Protection Act, was passed in June by the state legislature after years of charges from animal-rights groups that elephants used in performances are subjected to inhumane and injurious treatment.
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Yet, it is our understanding that your client's representatives, including the Washington Post, continue to pursue and to disseminate these false and spurious allegations in a manner that is injurious to American Media and its executives.
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The Committee of Foreign Investment in the United States, which has the power to veto any transaction injurious to the nation's interests, is the No. 1 weapon in the Trump administration's protectionist arsenal, the ultimate regulatory bazooka.
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And while non-suicidal self-injurious behavior (SIB) isn't technically a disorder—modern psychology's most recent diagnostic manual, the DSM-5, maintains that non-suicidal self-injury warrants further research—psychologists warn that people with SIB need help.
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Still, as we are intermittently reminded, Messi has never won the World Cup with the Albiceleste, and so even he must labour under Maradona comparisons which can only be injurious to his chances of matching that particular success.
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"The F.D.A. believes that state-of-the-art behavioral treatments, such as positive behavioral support and medications, can enable health care providers to find alternative approaches for curbing self-injurious or aggressive behaviors in their patients," it added.
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On Friday, the police said that Mr. Daskal had been charged with third-degree rape; third-degree criminal sex act; forcible touching; acting in a manner injurious to a child less than 17; and third-degree sexual abuse.
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Drita and Lee were booked on 1 count of acting in a manner injurious to a child because law enforcement sources tell us one of the couple's kids was in the house at the time of the raid.
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In addition to a charge of second-degree murder, Ms. Fields faces seven counts of assault, one count of aggravated sexual abuse and two counts of acting in a manner injurious to a child under 17, the police said.
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IT IS THE SAME IN SOME WAYS IN THAT BOTH ARE DOING PRACTICES THAT WE THINK ARE POTENTIALLY INJURIOUS TO OUR NATIONAL SECURITY AND WHATEVER IS THE OUTCOME, WE'RE GOING TO MAKE SURE THAT OUR NATIONAL SECURITY IS PROTECTED.
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"Although many consider black lung a disease of antiquity, it is undeniable that … these contemporary cases resulted from injurious exposures encountered in the 21st century," the authors said in the report, published in the American Journal of Public Health.
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Mother was trying to renew child-care benefit The mother, Jazmine Headley, 23, faces four charges in the incident, including resisting arrest, acting in a manner injurious to a child, obstructing governmental administration and criminal trespass, the NYPD said.
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The United States Court of Appeals of the 11th Circuit, in Atlanta, stated that "Tharpe failed to demonstrate that Barney Gattie's behavior 'had substantial and injurious effect or influence in determining the jury's verdict,' " quoting a Supreme Court decision.
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"This contemporary form of racism is many times over more problematic, damaging, and injurious to persons of color than overt racist acts," Derald Wing Sue, a Columbia University professor of psychology and economics, wrote in a 2007 article for American Psychologist.
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Khan's intellectual breakthrough: Her big splash is taking explicit and injurious aim at Robert Bork's landmark 9403 book, The Antitrust Paradox, which carved the path to today's casual attitude toward corporate bigness, as Steven Pearlstein writes at the Washington Post.
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"It is our understanding that your client's representatives, including the Washington Post, continue to pursue and to disseminate these false and spurious allegations in a manner that is injurious to American Media and its executives," Fine said in the email.
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"Bad trips" with negative side effects can include "increased heart rate/blood pressure, nausea and vomiting, visual/auditory hallucinations, anxiety and panic attacks, agitation, violent or self-injurious behaviors, excited delirium, seizures, coma, stroke and, in some cases, death," according to Baumann.
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It follows that in choosing a purposeful style of escalation and negotiation with Pyongyang, the United States must remain wary of locking in to any lethal pattern of interaction for which the other side's reaction must inevitably be injurious to the United States.
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"It could be injurious by a thousand cuts," Assemblyman Keith L. T. Wright, a Democrat from Harlem, said of issues like the Pantaleo overtime and questions about policing strategies, which could undermine the mayor's support, especially among black residents of the city.
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" The 2013 agreement is described on a Commerce website as a commitment by Mexican producers and exporters to sell tomatoes "at or above the reference price, which will eliminate completely the injurious effects of exports of fresh tomatoes to the United States.
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He wanted to win simply because he hates losing, and to come close and lose was far more injurious than to be able to say early on that a party of traditionalists simply wasn't avant-garde enough for the radical change he represented.
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The ad went on to assure that the process was "absolutely non-injurious," which it was not; various accounts state that inventor Charles Nestle (née Karl Nessler) burned his to-be wife's Katharina's hair completely off twice before debuting the machine in London in 1906.
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The connection isn't as direct as beginning to bite my hands once I gave up cutting myself — there isn't so clear a line as that — but it does make me think about how self-injurious inclinations can change and disseminate as we get older.
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"They are going to needle Trump from different angles, provoking him to make intemperate and self-injurious responses," said John Pitney, a political scientist at Claremont McKenna College and a former top spokesman for the Republican National Committee when George H.W. Bush was president.
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It follows that in choosing a purposeful style of escalation and negotiation with Pyongyang, the United States must remain wary of locking in to any lethal pattern of interaction for which the other side's reaction must invariably be starkly injurious to the United States.
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Alleging that Facebook does not have proper mental health services and monitoring in place for its content moderators, Selena Scola sued for being "exposed to highly toxic, unsafe, and injurious content" during her employment at Facebook's headquarters from June 2017 through March of this year.
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"Dragon Lady, as I eventually decided to call her, was a brilliant, multitalented person, but with an astigmatism in her perception of people and events which often caused her to react in an unfair and even injurious way," Ms. de Havilland told The Associated Press in 2016.
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In many cases, players called for targeting are simply trying to bring an opposing player to the ground, force a fumble, or inflict considerable (but non-injurious) physical pain; they don't mean to do something that would be considered malicious outside the context of the sport.
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Yet, as is so often the case with Erik Agard and his collaborating cohorts, once I sweatily ascended the mountain and looked down at the path behind me, it looked less steep than it felt, less injurious than my (and my paper puzzle's) dishevelment would indicate.
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Of all the items that have swooped in to replace the somewhat-recently maligned plastic straw — melty paper tubes, injurious metal sticks, carb-heavy bucatini alternatives, the time-honored option of just spilling all over yourself — the strawless cold-cup lid is possibly the most absurd.
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So Kent decided to write a "note to the file saying that I had concerns that there was an effort to initiate politically motivated prosecutions that were injurious to the rule of law, both Ukraine and the U.S." Kent's frustration with Volker in this process was palpable.
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If Mitchell could go one week without a seizure (about a third of people with autism also have epilepsy, like Mitchell) while off his medication and in hospital for observation, then Helt would try medical marijuana in the hope of calming the seizures and his aggressive, self-injurious tendencies.
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Billions of non-human animals suffer terribly at human hands every year, and while we may rationalize our injurious conduct and tell ourselves that other animals don't deserve any better, the truth is that our mistreatment of other creatures says more about us than it does about them.
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George P. Kent, the deputy assistant secretary of state in the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs, testified that he regarded the push for investigations — spearheaded by Rudolph W. Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer — as "injurious to the rule of law," and to decades of American foreign policy.
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Add this wildly self-destructive behavior to her self-injurious habits of banging her head against the wall and calling herself names when she screws up and … well, this is unpleasant, powerful stuff that speaks to the hopeless, trapped feeling that can torment new parents, particularly new single mothers.
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"Many medications acting on the central nervous system, when combined with alcohol, may result in enhanced sedation which increases an older adults' risk of falling and experiencing an injurious fall," said Grainne Cousins, senior author of the study and a researcher at the Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin, Ireland.
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David's book outlines an exhaustive number of clothing-related fatalities, ranging from long shawls strangling their wearers (a fate suffered by many, including the dancer Isadora Duncan) to high heels causing car crashes to hobble skirts, with their restrictive movement, coming with consequences ranging from the merely injurious (bruised shins) to the fatal (drowning).
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In 1822, a prominent South Carolina pastor named Richard Furman published his "Exposition of the Views of the Baptists Relative to the Coloured Population of the United States," in which he argued that immediate emancipation would be "extremely injurious to the community at large," and would interfere with the "religious improvement" of the people currently enslaved.
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"When they come in, they're going to fall into one of two categories: either they're teenagers with intentional or drug-seeking behavior because of recreational or self-injurious behavior, or they're kids who got into their parents' medication," said Dr. Jason Kane, an associate professor of pediatrics and critical care at Comer Children's Hospital in Chicago and a lead author on the study.
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The National Society for Women's Suffrage formed a Committee for Amending the Law in Points Wherein It Is Injurious to Women, arguing not only that it would "legislate on matters affecting women without their consent" but also that it began "at the wrong end": it failed to address or even to see the real problem—the political and economic inequality of women.
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The lawsuit is seeking compensation for the residents, punitive damages, litigation expenses, as well as a court order for the gas companies to "stop operating their gas distribution system in an unsafe and injurious manner, and requiring that (the companies) implement such measures and procedures to ensure that their gas distribution system is operated in a safe manner," according to the lawsuit.
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But when Carmen Yulín Cruz, the female mayor of San Juan, dared to advocate for the lives of the people in her city by pushing back on the Trump administration's "good news story" narrative, Trump released a bullet spray of injurious tweets — some from the bucolic grounds of his Bedminster golf club — not only about the mayor but also about the people of Puerto Rico.
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Packing part of a song about a decaying heartland into a number about a woman's right to fend off an injurious man and playing that song at a country-music awards show less than a week before a presidential election — wait, before this presidential election — and doing so as an interracial band of outlaw feminist superstars whose patriotism has been, at various times, deemed suspect and whose performance together gets a big ovation anyway must be considered some kind of triumph.
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In a recent essay on attempts by students at Claremont McKenna College to block a talk by the Manhattan Institute's Heather Mac Donald, a critic of the Black Lives Matter movement, The Atlantic's Conor Friedersdorf worried that more powerful political adversaries might someday use marginalized students' tactics against them: If these students succeed in changing free-speech norms in any realm, so that expression is more routinely suppressed when dubbed injurious or hateful or libelous, the history of speech restrictions on and off campus—a history routinely ignored by student censors—suggests marginalized communities will be hardest hit by their pyrrhic victory.
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For those on any side or level of the political spectrum who truly feel the increasingly poisonous atmosphere of our politics is injurious to the welfare of our nation and the American people, I would advise you to drop everything to read and/or watch the speech just delivered at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) for Public Policy Research annual dinner by Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyTop Democrat: Getting Trump off the ballot wouldn't benefit party Haley: Communication with Trump was 'nearly constant,' and he 'always listened' Nikki Haley waves a warning flag about American politics MORE, former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and former governor of South Carolina.
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