But it's damaging.

Then you know what it is. Physical, verbal, psychologically standard stuff.

Consequently, workers were exploited sexually, physically, and psychologically, and faced difficulties seeking justice.

And I think what that does to us psychologically is it creates an equation.

Children coming from households affected by the disease or those psychologically traumatized suffer from emotional problems.

Many of them became emotionally and psychologically disturbed and could no longer lead a normal life.

That national tragedy doomed millions of people to suffering, altered the environment and even affected people psychologically.

Creation of mutual aid groups of unemployed people whose aim is to support psychologically the long term unemployed

It had thus moved to end its damaging international isolation.

In his view, Vanessa remaining alone in Australia is hard to imagine and would be emotionally and psychologically catastrophic .

It is clear that, for the elections to be successful, people will need to be psychologically prepared to participate.

That reflected a lack of investment which was damaging to leadership.

The evidence about the scar could be very damaging to us.

Part of the problem is that the emergency planners themselves, personally, are overwhelmed psychologically by the thought of nuclear catastrophe.

This period is necessary for society to adapt socially and psychologically to the new conditions inherent in the market economy.

To intentionally harm people psychologically, to hurt people physically, to destroy people mortally, or ideas, and to commit crimes against humanity.

Those in group homes or foster care with other Sudanese fared better psychologically, as they could more easily share their experiences.

Extraordinarily damaging, if you're talking about using the talents of the population.

456. A former prisoner described to the Special Committee his interrogation and solitary confinement quot Questioning was very stressful, physically and psychologically.

Psychologically traumatized by the war, Afghan children had come to believe that they were unlikely to survive beyond the age of 15.

How did this simplistic, certainly unscientific, and frequently damaging approach gain such dominance?

Mr Deeds, there has been a great deal of damaging testimony against you.

73. It is an accepted fact that children who have taken part in hostilities suffer much more than adults, both psychologically and physically.

In some areas those activities are damaging the ecological systems of the Caribbean Sea.

The projected change in climate would be especially damaging to small island developing States.

And almost universally, amongst all the kids, they were really psychologically damaged by having been made fun of, ridiculed, picked on and been rejected.

CA But words, saying things, you know, can be constructive it can be really damaging.

The most damaging loss a society could suffer was the collapse of its value system.

(e) Ensure a good quality of life which leads to personal development not only physically but psychologically, intellectually and spiritually (Mexico, Papua New Guinea, IFNGO)

For people who can't get away from noise like that, it's extremely damaging for their health.

The damaging effects on future peace that these kinds of resolutions have require your immediate consideration.

He said that the ongoing criminal proceedings had had a profoundly damaging effect on the Pitcairn community.

The most efficient rescue programmes would be of little value unless coupled with some structure that would assist in the healing process of the child, physically and psychologically.

31. Precipitate exit from a humanitarian assistance programme may be as damaging as one that is too late.

Later that day grenades exploded in the UNHCR parking lot damaging WFP, UNHCR and Belgian Red Cross vehicles.

Pressures, outside interference and internationalization not only have no grounds, but they are also counter productive and damaging.

Ministerial ordinances prohibit the employment of women in jobs that are laborious, strenuous, detrimental to health or morally damaging.

Where necessary, stacked packages shall be prevented from damaging the package below by the use of load bearing devices.

In a blood test there was observed to be a distinct elevation of a muscle damaging enzyme called CPK.

149. Perhaps the most damaging loss a society can suffer is the collapse of its own local value system.

They handed out these dark plastic viewers that allowed us to look directly at the sun without damaging our eyes.

Downlink emissions could be particularly damaging and already the emissions of some satellite systems had severely curtailed radio astronomy observations.

In another incident in Jerusalem, youths from Jebl Mukaber threw stones at the adjoining Arnon Hanatziv settlement, damaging two cars.

However, the known and assessed population of debris is growing, and the probabilities of potentially damaging collisions will consequently increase.

Choice was not a meaningful term in the abortion debate, as women did not freely choose to have an abortion, a procedure that was very dangerous to women psychologically and spiritually.