Rolesets - harm

harm

harm.01 - cause damage

HARM-V NOTES: To avoid excessive agonizing over the agent/instrument distinction,only use arg2 when arg0 is also present. (from harm.01-v)
HARMING-N NOTES: Added by Julia based on BOLT, harm-v.01, harm-n.01. Corresponds to VNcls amuse-31.1. (from harming.01-n)
HARM-N NOTES: Based on sentences in nouns-00040. Comparison to harm.01. VN class amuse-31.1. No FN class. Framed by Katie. (from harm.01-n)

Aliases:

harming (n.)
harm (n.)
harm (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: agent, Stimulus
ARG1-PPT: entity damaged
ARG2-MNR: instrument

nice and simple

She said there is `` growing realization '' around the world that
denial of intellectual - property rightsARG0
harmsrel
all trading nations , and particularly the `` creativity and inventiveness of an offending country 's own citizensARG1
. ''

with instrument

Critics of poison pills argue that
theyARG0
harmrel
shareholdersARG1
by letting corporate management defeat takeover bids at premium pricesARG2
...

passivized non-agentive subject

The class - action suit highlights shortcomings of the Trans - Alaska Pipeline Liability Fund , which gets its money from oil companies using the pipeline and compensates
thoseARG1
harmedrel
by oil spillsARG0
.

unusual preposition introducing passivized subject

Although
the average citizenARG1
is
probablyARGM-DIS
notARGM-NEG
harmedrel
too muchARGM-EXT
from Washington 's rhetorical war against Wall Street regarding excessive financial leveragingARG0
, actual legislation would probably impose considerable harm .

args 0, 1

My arms had started to look a mess because of
myARG0
selfARG1
-
harmingrel
, so I decided to take action and see a counsellor .

just arg1

hello , i am a 12 year old girl -LRB- 13 in two days -RRB- who is addicted to
selfARG1
harmingrel
.

this often occurs with light verbs

And they want [*PRO*]-1 to
doARGM-LVB
harmrel
to LebanonARG1
.
ARG0: [*PRO*]-1

the location here doesn't count as arg 1 because you could still have something in that village that was explicitly damaged

noARGM-NEG
harmrel
in that villageARGM-LOC

One more with a light verb

AndARGM-DIS
for people to leak that program and for a newspaper to publish itARG0
doesARGM-LVB
greatARGM-ADJ
harmrel
to the United States of AmericaARG1

harmful

harmful.02 - tending to cause damage

HARMFUL-J NOTES: Based on Thyme and Sharp data. Comparison to harm.01. Harm.01 is a member of VN class amuse-31.1. Framed by Katie. (from harmful.01-j)

Aliases:

harmful (j.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: causer of damage, stimulus
ARG1-PPT: entity damaged
ARG2-MNR: instrument

use arg 0

Treatment with chemotherapyARG0
mightARGM-MOD
be
moreARGM-EXT
harmfulrel
.