| Killing, harming or trading in the animal is illegal worldwide, with more than 160 countries being signatories to the treaty. |
| Parents accused of harming their children have also been campaigning for change. |
| However, she was unaware that she was misusing the antibiotic and that she could also be harming her health. |
| Despite all these, if I ever hear again about you physically harming others, don't be surprised if the police come and arrest you for assault. |
| Principals can unilaterally remove students involved in weapons or drug offenses and those at risk of harming themselves or others. |
| He seemed sad that she was kept in a cage day in and day out with a muzzle on her mouth to keep her from harming the visitors. |
