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By the help of his eyes, which are still full of life, and, AS you perceive, possess the power of inflicting mortal injury.

He said he wanted to economise without inflicting damage, by rationing funding according to excellence.

By this time she had rallied, and was growing indignant at the unmerited suffering the Indians were inflicting on her friend.

That is not the kind of redistribution for which it is worth inflicting so much damage on incentives at the top end.

Internalization may also come about spontaneously by the merger of two units inflicting large externalities upon one another.

Soviet counterattacks and artillery barrages rained down on the Totenkopf Division well into the night, inflicting heavy casualties.

The Snake was quickly revived by the warmth, and resuming its natural instincts, bit its benefactor, inflicting on him a mortal wound.

That leads to the point of this article: how to stop inflicting unnecessary stress on yourself .

Can they protect their members without inflicting intolerable harm on the public, and thereby undermining their cause in the long run?

By inflicting sufficient ugliness upon us, the modern artists believe, they will wear down our capacity to see beauty.

America has suffered five incidents of extreme weather this year, each inflicting at least $1 billion in damage.

Sufficient care was had to the safekeeping of the captive without inflicting on him any unnecessary suffering.

Sure enough, there were a variety of suggestions ranging from developing good habits to software tools to inflicting guilt. . .

The ( anti-apartheid ) movement publicly condemned her in 1989 for inflicting a "reign of terror" on Soweto with her gang of bodyguards.

It also meant Jack had no way of processing the countless indignities Olga kept inflicting on him.

These stubborn and skilful rear guard actions checked the impetuous German advance at all points , inflicting severe losses.

Nevertheless, Fletcher insists the reigning champions are capable of inflicting a rare home defeat on the Blues.

Nations who develop them have the ability to strike their enemy from thousands of miles away, inflicting massive damage.

otto mattick has aculeate tongue capable of inflicting considerable mental pain if roiled .

Democrats say the Republicans were never serious about reform and cared only about inflicting a defeat on the president.

If I invite my most amusing friends I risk inflicting a boring evening on them.

A catch-all term for a broad array of sexual practices, especially involving restraint and inflicting pain.

For months, President Karzai has complained of foreign troops inflicting a heavy death toll on Afghan non-combatants.

This dialog is a result of the programmer inflicting the implementation-model of the disk file system on the hapless user.

Such phenomenon has appeared in many power systems, inflicting injury to the synchronous condensers and impairing the supply to load.

Somehow, returns to farmers must rise without inflicting untold misery on the poor.

And Daimler is still suffering from its recently ended marriage to Chrysler, a toxic ex-spouse that is still inflicting financial pain.

freezes targets , inflicting ice damage immediately and heavy damage during a certain amount of time.

He was inflicting on him that frightful living death , that death beneath the open sky, which is called the galleys.

Computers linked to al Qaeda had acquired various computer "cracking" tools, with the intent of inflicting catastrophic harm.

Don't consider the women to be weak and helpless thereby inflicting injustices upon them.

It is enough to make one suspect that Mr Osborne actually enjoys inflicting pain.

But he saw her long gentle face puckering into tears, and felt ashamed of the useless pain he was inflicting.

The Scientology officials hid behind claims of religious liberty while inflicting injuries upon every element of society.

Major radiation exposures sicken, and typically kill, victims by inflicting damage on the bone marrow and the gastrointestinal (GI) tract.

The authorities here, have however repeatedly denied inflicting civilian casualties.

Many blaster pistols have stun settings that incapacitate a target, rather than inflicting physical damage.

It is because these programs are middle-class welfare that cuts can be made without inflicting widespread hardship.

or by negatively doing police duty, commit nonfeasance crime inflicting heavy losses of rights and interests of state and people.

This "procyclical" monetary policy damages the economy, inflicting losses on banks and their clients.

This collateral damage allows deleterious organisms to establish themselves, often inflicting abdominal distress and discomfort as a result.

It means seeing the big picture, the long-term effects that we are inflicting on the world we live in and each other.

Selling dollars would simply shrink the value of the portfolio, inflicting severe losses on the central bank.

In inflicting penalties, the age and inexperience of the guilty party must always be taken into account.

They turned Durge's longevity against him, finding ways of inflicting pain throughout his scattered nerves.

Zhang Chunhui, goalkeeper of South China football club, was jailed for eight months for inflicting grievous bodily harm on a teenager.

And economic bloodletting isn't just inflicting vast pain; it's starting to undermine our long-run growth prospects.

Humanity: Inflicting significant suffering on animals for minor reasons is wrong.

Rogues are specialists in inflicting particular physical damage.

The GDP report underscored the pain that strong food and gasoline prices are inflicting on households.

deriving pleasure or sexual gratification from inflicting pain on another.

Unrequited love may be painful, but it is safely painful, because it does not involve inflicting damage on anyone but oneself.

But if we find a man inflicting pain it is for him to prove that his action is right. If he cannot, he is a wicked man.

Nor is inflicting pain to achieve purification restricted to the afterlife.

Many investors now fear that Italian bonds will lose further value, inflicting losses on them.

This is the moment now to limit and reverse climate change we are inflicting on future generations.

Sevilla moved up to fourth after inflicting a 2-0 defeat on Espanyol.

A: Recently, some parts of Pakistan have been hit by heavy flooding, inflicting serious loss of life and property.

Caring for our personal hygiene is a loving thing to do, as we want to avoid inflicting unpleasant odors on those around us.

In most cases, intentionally inflicting harm is considered wrong.

Moralism is inflicting a puritanical code upon others. Moralism kills.

I'm perfectly capable of inflicting pain.

He was not a sociopath who enjoyed inflicting pain upon me.

Treatment for this category of patients means benefiting a tiny minority but also inflicting damage to a much larger group of children.

The market turmoil is doing more than inflicting losses on investors.

By mid-April 1942 Japanese forces had overrun Burma, inflicting a massive blow on Chiang's already weak military forces.

the act of inflicting corporal punishment with repeated blows.

When you do, mistakes will be properly categorized and the sins of others will stop inflicting their damage.

I also learned that a beak over two inches long is very capable of inflicting injuries that require stitches.

Inflicting or intended to inflictpunishment.

Has lied for the purpose of harming or inflicting pain on others.

Many of us have ended up inflicting pain on our children, which we did everything to avoid.

Investors panned the move on price, inflicting a 14 per cent fall on Charles River's shares in early trading.

At the same time, the drones are clearly inflicting significant damage on the jihadists.

Sadism refers to those who gain pleasure from inflicting harms on others.

Most of these child soldiers witnessed terrible atrocities; many took part in inflicting them.

To avoid inflicting this experience on others, many people give gift vouchers at Christmas.

He manifests where there is promise of inflicting horror and feeding off dread.

The act of inflicting hardship or harm.

The same is true of others. . . no one truly does things just because they enjoy inflicting pain.

Bosses are bad enough at work but inflicting them on yourself and your spouse in leisure time is inexcusable.

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He can run amok in the financial markets, inflicting wounds on himself, while brokers and other traders gladly take his money.

A sadist may have other motivations such as inflicting pain.

Remember to press Fierce immediately after the fake throw to stop the throw inflicting damage.

Reports coming in to the bridge indicated that the Skulls had repulsed the enemy attack, inflicting extremely heavy losses;

On nature of extorting a confession by torture inflicting bodily injury and inflicting death

The ruse of inflicting an injury on oneself to win the confidence of the enemy

"Dangerous weapon" means (i) an instrument capable of inflicting death or serious bodily injury;

Administrative punishment of inflicting obligations

Numerical Analysis of Influence of Soil Physic Parameters on Inflicting Occasion in Single-Sustain Structure

a look that is believed to have the power of inflicting harm

inflicting sorrows that endured, the worst anyway, through the kiss and embrace,

On Inflicting Penalty by the Trial Supervision Procedure

in inflicting this punishment , malfurion hoped to prevent illidan from continuing his reckless pursuit of arcane power

Inflicting grievous or actual bodily harm

Sinking in the pain he's been inflicting

an instrument or a method for inflicting such pain