It will do him no harm.

First, do no harm.

I won't let you harm him.

Do no harm to others.

Bad books will do you harm.

It will do harm to us.

He won't do you any harm.

Tom won't do you any harm.

I don't particularly like him, but I don't wish him any harm.

Smoking will do more harm than good.

Do you think television does children harm?

Banning them will do more harm than good.

Smoking will do you a lot of harm.

Smoking will do you a lot of harm.

This book will do more harm than good.

Does the word war do more harm than good?

This book will do you more harm than good.

It'll do no harm to drink a little whisky.

A little Vivaldi in the background doesn't do any harm.

Breaking with these strategic policies would harm Peru s economy. It would also harm Humala s domestic political base and isolate him in the region.

Laws prohibiting prostitution do no evident good at all, and may well do harm.

You must not read such books as will do you harm.

Playing ostrich about harm reduction does not harm only IDUs.

It would also harm Humala s domestic political base and isolate him in the region.

In foreign policy, as in medicine, leaders must first do no harm.

Something is necessary which will nourish the patient and do no harm.'

It won't do us any harm if we talk the matter over.

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

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

I meant no harm.

I meant no harm.

I meant no harm.

Smoking does you harm.

We meant no harm.

He meant no harm.

He meant no harm.

Never wish anyone harm!

Never wish anyone harm!

I'd never harm you.

I'd never harm you.

But it is vital that new efforts do not cause more harm than good.

Reform, when long discussed but never implemented, can do far more harm than good.

Foreign policy, like medicine, must be guided by the principle, First, do no harm.

The Harm of Regulatory Disharmony

IX. Reparation for harm suffered