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Or, to put it more bluntly, he ordered his army to inflict starvation on every man, woman and child in Misrata.

But if markets can inflict pain, the harm from trying to tame them is often worse, argue those who would let the invisible hand carry on.

If you do not have to look into somebodies eyes, to see the pain of the words you inflict, it is so much easier.

He seemed studiously to seek out all the tender spots in her consciousness so as to inflict on her the cruellest wounds possible.

Are they seriously prepared to inflict more pain on the middle class because they refuse to ask anything more of those at the very top?

How much damage might a stronger yuan inflict?

I would not change my present situation for that of my accusers, to escape all that torture can inflict upon me.

Therefore, he has no concept (an energized belief) that it is possible for a dog to inflict any damage or cause him to experience pain.

Seems to be a brute of sorts which uses his impressive size and fists to inflict damage.

As previously reported, it said those efforts appeared to be intended primarily for use in assassinations, not to inflict mass casualties.

We apologies, for the delay of your payment and all the inconveniences and inflict that we might have indulge you through.

One of the suggestions we have seen brought up a few times, is to make Warriors generate rage primarily from the damage they inflict.

If I had more glasses and a bigger table, I might routinely inflict three wines at a time on my guests.

As the flagship of the Soviet navy, the Dreadnaught is a powerhouse, able to inflict a massive amount of damage on its own.

But addiction can also inflict misery on the families and especially the children of any addict, and involves wider social costs.

If it be so, if I have been misled by such error, to inflict pain on her, your resentment has not been unreasonable.

But more recent increases have pushed the rate up to a level where it may inflict damage.

Nietzsche describes the moralization of the word should inflict which are ambiguous between the moral and pre moral sense.

Only the Poland northern group was able to inflict a check upon the German Third Army.

here is a depth of terrible endurance in it . . . . . . which no man has a right to inflict upon his fellow-creature.

Success for a Latin American country would not inflict much damage on the world economy, but it would not help matters much either.

We are well prepared to inflict a fatal blow on the enemy.

Compassion teaches one to understand the pain of another, and in understanding the pain, one chooses not to inflict the pain upon another.

when nations are able to inflict tens of millions of casualties in a matter of hours , peace has become a moral imperative.

Pressure on the central bank to revalue the yuan? Obviously part of an attempt to inflict a "Japan malaise" on China.

"Inflict the same life on him that he inflicted on me, " she had told the court.

Of course Israel has a right to defend itself, but that does not mean it is free to inflict a collective punishment on a whole population.

Questioner: Ah! But love can inflict sorrow on another. I may love another and yet bring him sorrow.

The link between support for a religion and a willingness to inflict punishment may point to the answer.

But I've learned a valuable lesson: the power to inflict bodily harm was always mine. I just needed to use it more often.

We can no doubt inflict grievous injuries upon one another and maul each other cruelly, and darken the Mediterranean with our strife.

Looking severe, the star says, you don't have to hit a dog to abuse it. To lock your dog in a cage is to inflict mental torture.

"Much benevolence of the passive order may be traced to a disinclination to inflict pain upon oneself" (George Meredith).

Their intent is not to die, just to inflict harm, a behavior known as non-suicidal self-injury.

Indeed, the main collateral damage that a wife can inflict on her husband is not by her absence but by her presence.

Those projections make it easy to assume that affluence and technology inflict more harm on the environment.

Forget it. I don't want to inflict any more pain on myself. In a little while I'll go and buy some more painkillers and take a nap.

This could "easily ratchet up into a broader trade war and inflict economic damage on both countries" .

The misery they inflict seems to motivate cyber-stalkers.

Then as now, industry groups claimed that any attempt to limit emissions would inflict grievous economic harm.

You have to be, I suppose, to inflict such misery and suffering on your own people.

The key question now is whether the losing side will accept the election results or inflict yet more violence on this unstable country.

Its aim is to inflict as much financial pain as possible on organizations or people who, by its lights, are exploiting the environment.

However, it does require a great deal of intelligence and innovation to prevent and repair the harm these organisms can inflict.

In one year, or five years, the power of Iraq to inflict harm on all free nations would be multiplied many times over.

Moreover, these costs should be set against the benefits of lessening the risk of crises that would inflict catastrophic losses.

voracious aquatic turtle with a flat flexible shell covered by a leathery skin; can inflict painful bites.

Improve Fire Magic to increase the duration and effectiveness of your fire skills, which inflict fire damage and can affect large areas.

One or two books may do very well. But the rest are likely to prove hard to shift and go on to inflict heavy losses. Sound familiar?

Helps to inflict a blow against the enemy.

Taking turns to shoot magicked arrows at the enemy, they can inflict mortal wounds and seriously slow down their progress.

Eg. Such a policy would inflict severe hardship and suffering.

The Jade Emperor wanted to execute him but failed to inflict a single wound on him by sabers, axes, fire and thunder.

In fact, all, where the capacity to inflict injury and, in effect, take one's enemy out of the arena exists.

They often charge at the player, running into them like a bull to inflict heavy damage while knocking them back.

Strength also improves the effectiveness of skills that keep you alive, and those that inflict damage on your opponents.

Raises your physical resistance for a short time while lowering your ability to inflict damage. Requires Bushido or Ninjitsu skill.

Many professions inflict this kind of defeat upon a man at the very outset .

Synergistically to inflict severe damage. The only drawback is its heavy.

Big falls in travel and leisure companies' shares yesterday gave a glimpse of the potential economic damage that fear can inflict.

ONCE again, the Japanese public must be wondering whether politics only serves to inflict cruel jokes upon them.

Such a downturn could inflict further damage on the banks.

The Keeper calls roots from beneath the earth to inflict physical damage on all enemies within the field created by One with Nature.

But then, again, an accustomed eye had likewise its own anguish to inflict. Its cool stare of familiarity WAS intolerable.

It was the crime that no parent should inflict upon their children!

To inflict maximum casualties, they targeted long-distance flights with tanks carrying fuel for six hours in the air.

I threaten to ruin her, not inflict bodily harm. Do I look like a kidnapper to you?

Still, they might inflict pain or even death, not out of cruelty, but purely out of curiosity.

One obvious approach would be to inflict equal pain on each of the services.

Apart from prospective students, the proposals will inflict the greatest discomfort on rank-and-file Lib Dem MPs.

His venomous hit's and frightening pace coupled with his immense strength will inflict fear into the opposition's hearts.

In their minds, it's a problem that people inflict upon themselves that could be solved if patients were motivated enough.

Whenever the south became restive in subsequent decades, the ruling north would either inflict punishment or support renegades there.

using it for testing changes to the blog before you inflict them on the world. Like formatting, software updates, or anything really.

Nonetheless, the sombre possibility exists that Col Gaddafi could inflict a decisive defeat on the rebels because of his superior firepower.

In recent years, many group customers are beleaguered with debt crisis which inflict huge losses and influence on banking credit assets.

The non-devotees, therefore, are no longer available to inflict this unavoidable type of karma.

Avoid investment vehicles that inflict swingeing charges in exchange for what in most cases will amount to market performance or worse.

The defensive towers here are adorned with barbed magical stars that inflict additional damage on those who attack the town.

Meanwhile, the lawyers who helped inflict this savage punishment on Creative will get up to $470, 000 for their work, it seems.

Creatures of pure malevolence and woe, gloom golems haunt the layers of Hades , thriving on the misery and despair they inflict on others.

If you are your worst enemy, gods of money can't rescue you from the self-destruction you inflict on yourself.

The latest international strictures are not supposed to inflict further damage on its food supply.

Fake products inflict economic losses on some consumers. Moreover, some of them can kill people.

These extraordinary images reveal the microscopic grains of pollen that inflict misery on millions of Britons every year.

The survivor repeats the memorized events over and over and slowly but regularly they lose their capacity to inflict anxiety and pain.

But Europe's leaders lack the guts to inflict losses on investors, and fear a backlash from voters if they bail out the periphery.

Such "drilling" , however, may require numerous warplanes and inflict great damage on the surrounding area.

but when ignorance asserts itself, then vices develop and inflict upon the soul an incurable hurt.

This is all wrong, and not just because in so doing the Chinese would inflict large losses on themselves.

He also directly took on critics who say the sweeping climate change bill would inflict high costs on ordinary American families.

Now that you are dead, am I supposed to inflict that sentence on your corpse?

In recent days, the widening phone-hacking scandal has threatened to inflict substantial damage on the prime minister.

His scaremongering is carrying greater weight as defecting soldiers inflict casualties on the regime.

The Taliban will try to inflict casualties that will sap the alliance's political will.

We shall not inflict any injustice on anyone, neither shall we allow anyone to do so.

While most analysts say the groups lack the skills and know-how to inflict much damage, they also say the threat should not be overlooked.

Purely as a matter of principle I wouldn't inflict my sorry, busted-up old self on the lovely, unsullied Giovanni.

Otherwise we shall certainly inflict upon you very severe punishment.

He says North Korea could inflict severe damage on South Korea in a surprise attack, but he is confident that U.

I will display my glory among the nations, and all the nations will see the punishment I inflict and the hand I lay upon them.

The market is saying that the credit crunch will now inflict an inevitable toll on real economic growth.

That outstrips the 29 percentage point rise that the financial crisis and economic downturn are expected to inflict.

Youthful and engaging, the goddess of love disarms Cupid of the arrows he uses to inflict desire.

Lasting power shortages could cripple manufacturing and inflict worse damage on Japan's exports.

Look at all the war and death that humans inflict on each other.

It has become obvious that corruption and bribery are not only immoral, but inflict suffering on the public and the economy.

When this card destroys an opponent's monster by battle and sends to the Graveyard, inflict 400 damage to your opponent.

Thus its aggregate capacity to inflict damage is greater than its absolute institutional power.

It takes wisdom not to inflict suffering on others when oneself is suffering.

To inflict massive physical damage in close combat will always remain their primal strength though.

War gives no right to inflict any more destruction than is necessary for victory.

When you inflict conditions upon your happiness, you place that joy in a future tense.

Arsenal virtually inflict FA Cup defeats on themselves, and a lightweight selection went out at Stoke City last month.

Imposing protection is to inflict losses upon themselves.

These cytokines inflict minimal impact on the systemic circulation during APTE.

North Korea may have intentionally floated underwater mines to inflict damage on us.

If he is right, brain chemistry doesn't just lead psychopaths and others who inflict great cruelty on others to behave in the way they do.

A malicious debugger could inflict widespread damage on the machine being debugged.

Folks with uncontrolled anger can inflict heavy damage on people and organizations.

The bombs would inflict great damage on the military and economic infrastructure of Serbia.

I just may know a few things that might help you inflict some pain.

When people want to inflict upon themselves the hardest punishment or put themselves to the sternest tests, they become hermits.

It's tempting to conclude that the exam system is wrong to inflict such pain for so little gain.

Use the magic Confuse to inflict confuse status on your enemy.

He compared them to rats, and threatened to go door to door to inflict punishment.

Bomb and Grenades can now inflict damage to targets immune to Stun and Incapacitate effects.

But they became less likely to inflict the punishment of rejection.

And then refuse , under any circumstance whatsoever to inflict that pain on anybody else .

Who gave you or anyone else the privilege to intentionally inflict damage upon anything?

Most nesting areas in the 200-hectare reserve are fenced off: respect the limits and remember that penguins can inflict serious bites.

There is no need to inflict a dull evening on your exciting friends.

That will be bad for the economy and will also inflict fresh damage on the credit market.

These will inflict the most painful spending cuts in a generation.

Throws several projectiles which inflict damage from the Shadow .

Magicians attack with fire and lightning and inflict heavy magical damage.

But the yoga community long remained silent about its potential to inflict blinding pain.

However, the main concern the big-spending budget raises is the further damage it will inflict on the government's fiscal position.

Do you want to hear of the slow deaths they inflict on their enemies?

One declared "Leadership is demonstrated when the ability to inflict pain is confirmed. "

Nor does he minimise the vileness of Islamist terrorism that seeks to inflict indiscriminate and wanton mass murder.

or prevent the countless illnesses that inflict humankind.

Inflict strong damage to an enemy by generating lightning.

There is power disease and decay. Mages who study it risk their health and sanity. But learn to inflict crippling curses on their foes.

and averred that the stab of a knife could not inflict a worse pang than he suffered at seeing his lady vexed.

Meanwhile, evidence mounts on the damage a cyber attack could inflict.

But why should a decision to inflict losses on banks help market sentiment on Italy now?

Inflict the death penalty upon the murderer.

He wanted to inflict some brand of disgrace upon the man's character.

and if that nation I warned repents of its evil, then I will relent and not inflict on it the disaster I had planned.

(of persons or their actions) able or disposed to inflict pain or suffering.

Markets have a terrible tendency to inflict maximum pain on the maximum number of investors.

Brutality, yes. An ability to inflict pain, absolutely.

The bursting of the bubble will inflict broad damage.

One ought not to inflict one's problems on other people.

Not all Sherman's designs are so cute and cuddly. This gorgeous take on the tattoo gun, for example, looks able to inflict serious damage.

Unkind words can inflict as much as hurt as a knife wound.

But for the climatologists it is another sign that global warming is inflict on the earth.

You gain EXP for the damage you inflict on enemies, even if you run away.

What broader damage might this credit crunch inflict?

To inflict things like problems, pain, or damage on other people.

Steam: The Feca commands the Water element to inflict damage!

Don't inflict your ridiculous ideas on me.

for we are all too prone to transfer to our fellows the injustice and violence we inflict upon our own natures.

Unless you're a complete jackass or a reality show producer, nobody wants to inflict pain.

Those that shall inflict a defeat upon you will straightaway give you your desire.

No, no, no. That's a bad idea. I don't wanna inflict that on you.

To inflict a penalty for(an offense).

To inflict punishment in return for (injury or insult).

These people want to inflict major casualties on this city.

Cruel: Disposed to inflict pain or suffering.

He would inflict pain.

inflict a heavy blow on, with the hand, a tool, or a weapon .

The damage is inflict upon them in transit.

The male platypus has a poisonous spine that can kill a dog and inflict immense pain on a human.

I try hard not to inflict my values on them.

there are humiliations that you must not inflict upon him, if you are not to outrage the Chinese ethical code.

Disposed to inflict pain or suffering.

He inflict punishment on his son.

What damages will a lie inflict on a family?

Don't inflict your belief on me.

I am sorry to have to inflict myself upon you.

To inflict severe punishment on.

More than ever, I understand how abhorrent it is to inflict pain.

How many casualties did the Iraqi military inflict on the western forces during the Gulf War?

Every thing that I did was self inflict, to lood inward for a way to restrict.

The damage you inflict on enemies doesn't change even if your HP is running low.

Nor is it likely, unless they inflict much broader damage on the recovery, that they alone will determine who wins in November.

Now there are nuclear weapons; if war broke out, they could inflict untold losses on mankind.

Can according to clockwise, from oneself sit of inflict a begin, can also pour wine for elders, good guest first.

To inflict great pain on; torment.

He will not inflict on you the horrible diseases you knew in Egypt, but he will inflict them on all who hate you.

Inflict a stiff punishment on sb.

Having felt pressure from a mother-in-law, she didn't want to inflict pressure on anyone else.

Inflict a total of 1000 damage in Practice in Offline Mode.

Inflict a crushing defeat on sb.

The worst of our evils we blindly inflict upon ourselves; our officers can not remove them even if they would.

He is willing to inflict incredibly-steep costs on the people of Sudan.

If we could see our lives objectively, we would see that they are not something we should inflict on anyone.

And then you see what kind of damage it can inflict.

I won't InflIct myself on you today.

We should inflict severe chastisement on criminals.

Past experience suggests that banking crises inflict a lotofharm, but also that some economies get off more lightly than others.

Past experience suggests that banking crises inflict a lot of harm, but also that some economies get off more lightly than others.

It can destroy tissue and inflict serious harm quite rapidly.

The gunner with this perk has a 5% better chance to inflict a critical.

I have it in my power to inflict pain on you at any time.

If you may think that the fleet is cratered it won't inflict the river fleet which is actively increased.

Why? This is because they are afraid that the villain would inflict personal harm to them.

the man who is actuated by love of power is more apt to inflict pain than to permit pleasure .

Miss Ingram ought to be Clement, for she has it in her power to inflict a chastisement beyond mortal endurance

henceforward the task of the world anti-fascist front is to take the offensive against the fascist front and inflict final defeat on Fascism

a volunteer as an inflict or should undertake responsibilities for damage compensation;

e. g. inflict a crushing defeat on the enemy

inflict heavy losses on the enemy

Inflict a crackdown towards having never set out the rolling stock of natural intelligence, the uniformity strong row;

to inflict a fatal blow on the enemy

get whenever I witness the little cruelties that people inflict on each other. On this

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Mask of Strength: Inflict greater wounds to a Colossus

That's a greater wound that all the grenades, . 308 bullets and armoured personal carriers can inflict on the Thai people

tainted inflict lightning damage and are lightning resistant

To the person of pride , or should inflict a severe blow on of, enlargement offensive;

Mask of Power: Inflict greater wounds to a Colossus

Inflict: To deal or mete out (something punishing or burdensome); impose

Now I live lean and I mean to inflict the grief,

to inflict vengeance on the nations and punishment on the peoples,

inflict deep psychological wounds on

To inflict a punishment or penalty in return for; revenge:

I inflict the trouble(misery) on him

To inflict or impose relentlessly

Inflict indignity on the captive

Inflict an indignity on someone

To inflict harm or hardship on; hurt

it can inflict upon people at virtually any age but normally occurs among young adults or children

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Not only is it allowable to inflict pain on a person who has broken a moral rule;