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do no harm (9)
do no harm (9)
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i don't mean no harm
i don't mean no harm
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il principio del “do no harm” è il minimo assoluto.
«do no harm» is the absolute minimum.
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perhaps a death penalty does no harm?
perhaps a death penalty does no harm?
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the hippocratic oath: primum non nocere: first, do no harm."
non nocere: first, do no harm."
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fighting, on the intellectual level, does no harm to anyone.
fighting, on the intellectual level, does no harm to anyone.
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even now i can do no more than tell stories - "mythologize."
even now i can do no more than tell stories - "mythologize."
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no harm in ignorance, as long as one is truly seeking a better understanding of things.
no harm in ignorance, as long as one is truly seeking a better understanding of things.
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purtroppo, è rimasto confinato nel “do no harm”, affermando quasi categoricamente che, la responsabilità delle imprese non va oltre.
the fact that he still clings to «do no harm» and affirms almost categorically that companies bear no responsibility beyond that.
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a giudizio del cese, il volontariato può essere utile anche in altri ambiti della cooperazione internazionale allo sviluppo, ma il contributo da esso offerto va gestito con criteri di prudenza, ispirati al principio "do no harm" o di precauzione, limitando i contesti nei quali operano i volontari.
the eesc believes that volunteering can be useful in other areas of international development cooperation, but must be based on a cautious (do no harm) or precautionary approach that restricts the situations in which volunteers can be deployed.
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