Though irreparable harm has already been done, the international community must now help us put a stop to this carnage.

He claims that irreparable harm is being done to her by depriving her of the opportunity of having contact with her father.

On 21 July 2004, the author observed that the State party had not addressed the risk of irreparable harm that he would face upon return to Uganda.

The irreparable loss of your wife.

She is merely doing something irreparable.

The losses are enormous and practically irreparable.

But the pound had already suffered irreparable damage.

Any hesitation could have profound and irreparable consequences for him.

A number of mosaics have been described as being irretrievable and irreparable.

Is there harm in this? Harm?

The applicant must then demonstrate that the application concerns a serious issue to be settled by the Court, that he would suffer irreparable harm if no stay were granted, and that the balance of arguments lies in his favour.

On the other hand, in many places such institutions were relentless in their efforts to separate whole generations of indigenous students from their cultural roots and, very often, their families, doing irreparable harm to the survival of indigenous cultures and societies.

Compliance with the provisional measures called for by the Committee in cases it considers reasonable is essential in order to protect the person in question from irreparable harm, which could, moreover, nullify the end result of the proceedings before the Committee.

7.7 The Committee noted that, when it called for interim measures of protection such as those that would prevent the complainant from being deported to Algeria, it did so because it considered that there was a risk of irreparable harm.

The Court was of the view that this relief should not be granted lightly, but where the imposition of the ban was penalizing innocent individuals, especially children it would cause irreparable harm and encroach on fundamental rights and so could rightfully be restrained.

As for substantive criteria to be applied by the Rapporteur, a complaint must have a substantial likelihood of success on the merits for it to be concluded that the alleged victim would suffer irreparable harm in the event of his or her deportation.

No harm.

No harm?

The word harm includes material, physical and mental harm (art.

With regard to the claimed ecological losses, Iraq argues there is no irreparable or compensable loss.

(b) Harm means harm caused to persons, property or the environment

What's the harm?

What harm, indeed.

No harm done.

No harm to the developing fruit. No harm to the fruit set.

Mr. Torres (Comité pro rescate y desarrollo de Vieques) said that the actions of the United States Navy in Vieques had damaged the island's natural resources and caused irreparable harm to the health of the local people and to the social and economic development of the island.

He fell from a changing table as an infant, an accident which caused irreparable damage to his spine.

I won't harm you.

Serious Harm By Research

Reparation for harm suffered

Reparation for harm suffered

Reparation for harm suffered

No harm intended, sir.

No harm to Michael.

Well, no harm trying.

Harm my own daughter?

The harm is done.

Moreover, as already mentioned above, the word harm includes material, physical and mental harm.

A spectacle of terror to all evil men everywhere and forever who would harm you or harm Rome or harm your emperor who loves you.

The loss of Mr. Zhvania is irreparable for Georgia a leader of such calibre does not emerge every day.

IX. Reparation for harm suffered

It wouldn't harm a fly.

The Harm of Regulatory Disharmony

To reduce harm to users.

(a) Physical or mental harm