Examples of using Less harm in English and their translations into Arabic
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High efficient, less harm;
Less harm than providing lenders with cheap, subsidized funds.
RF Laser Tubemakes the scanning dot much thinner and less harm.
And you think I would do less harm by letting her die slowly and painfully?
I should have passed it off with a laugh and have done less harm.
Soft blue tip provides less harm to the vessel, makes it easier to enter into the puncture point;
RF Laser Tubemakes the scanning dot much thinner and less harm.
Conventional arms, used recklessly and irresponsibly, inflict no less harm and misery than weapons of mass destruction.
Any overdose is harmful,but nutritional deficiencies will do no less harm.
Compared with ultraviolet mercury lamp,LED light has less radiation, less harm to human and ensures occupational health of workers.
Controlled substances continue to cause less harm at the global level than uncontrolled substances such as alcohol or tobacco, even though controlled substances tend to be more dangerous.
So, the sooner we can take action, the less harm will result.
While sensor-fuzed weapons are likely to inflict less harm on civilians than mechanically fuzed bomblets, there was some concern that the technology and price involved would put them beyond the reach of developing countries.
So I do not think that buying a dark grapes,you do less harm to the figure.
The Environment Friendly Water Chiller uses R134a,which is an environment-friendly refrigerant similar to R-12, but with less harm to ozone depletion.
The group started a movement to encouragebusinesses to transform their sustainability ambitions from doing less harm to becoming Net Positive, and is led by multi-nationals such as Kingfisher, BT, Coca-Cola and Lego.
The principle of action- absorption inthe hair, and not in the blood, means less harm. Always helps.
But of two evils choose the lesser need-vacuum aspiration will bring much less harm to the body of a young girl.
One major benefit of restorative justice lay in its potential to pose important questions about how existing practices defined success and the extent to which they achieved it andto present options that might cause less harm and generate greater benefits for those involved.
Ms. Haile(Eritrea):Conventional weapons used recklessly and irresponsibly inflict no less harm and misery than do weapons of mass destruction.
We produce products that prevent the consumption of our natural resources, protect them, contain notoxic substances in them, and produce less harm to the environment during production.
So drink something good… it will harm you less.
It was observed that in certain situations,harm caused within the territory of the State of origin would be no less significant than harm in a transboundary context.
Lipid membrane allowsmore drug to get inside cancer cells and less to harm healthy tissue.
UNCTAD defines EPPs as products that cause significantly less environmental harm at some stage of their life cycle than alternative products that serve the same purpose.
The smaller deals and the larger quantity of deals that you make will allow you to understand the mechanics of the market andat the same time put you less in harm's way.
While some lesser harm should be endured by virtue of the general principle of good-neighbourliness laid down in the preamble to and Article 74 of the Charter, transboundary harm could damage the territorial integrity and inviolability of another State by breaching the obligation of non-interference laid down in customary international law and embodied in the maxim sic utere tuo ut alienum non laedas.
While some lesser harm, according to this view, should be endured by virtue of the general principle of good-neighbourliness laid down in the preamble to and Article 74 of the Charter, transboundary harm could damage the territorial integrity and inviolability of another State by breaching the obligation of non-interference laid down in customary international law and in the maxim sic utere tuo ut alienum non laedas.
Causing less serious harm to health-- 1.
Which is less likely to harm you.