Examples of using Harm caused in English and their translations into Polish
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
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Computer
the creeping expropriation of an investment, or of a harm caused by wrongful acts committed by a host State,
Benefit or harm caused by this energy is determined by various factors,
The aim of the conference was to exchange views about the issue of recompense for the harm caused in a motor accident
sales chain in respect of compensation for harm caused;
whereas there should therefore be provision to correct any harm caused;
as the Commission has already done in fields where the harm caused by improper behaviour is considerably less from a social point of view.
noting especially the harm caused by drugs.
employers' efforts to protect against harm caused by employees and liability for their actions.
suffering distress and lasting harm caused to the animals.
I agree that the proposal for importers to be jointly liable for the harm caused by unsafe products
Taking into account the unequivocal scientific evidence of the harm caused by second-hand smoke
targets in the field of drug policy aimed at reducing the harm caused by illegal drugs to individuals,
Key messages should focus on the harm caused by second-hand tobacco smoke exposure,
part of the quota; whereas there should be provision to correct any harm caused;
Adverse effects' and'adversely affected' mean harm caused by anti-competitive activities to.
The harm caused to thousands of victims by experimental policies to liberalise drugs confirms that evidence.
Consumers, employees and businesses are not always aware of the scale and economic harm caused by commercial scale IP-infringing activity.
Moreover, there can be no underestimating the serious harm caused by the lack of social contact and interaction of online gamblers.
However, there are things that we can do here in the EU to reduce the harm caused by tobacco smoke throughout Europe.
Chile showed how very vulnerable people are to the suffering and harm caused by natural disasters.