Sentence examples for deliberate harming from inspiring English sources
His verdict was measured and devastating: "If we take the definition of torture to be the deliberate harming of people in order to coerce them into a desired outcome, I think it does fulfil that definition".
He believes this process is akin to torture: "If we take the definition of torture to be the deliberate harming of people in order to coerce them into a desired outcome, I think it does fulfil that definition".
Dr Peter Young told Guardian Australia: "If we take the definition of torture to be the deliberate harming of people in order to coerce them into a desired outcome, I think it does fulfil that definition".
"If we take the definition of torture to be the deliberate harming of people in order to coerce them into a desired outcome, I think it does fulfil that definition," Young said.
It's deliberate harm for folks out there".
Five years ago some 16,600 were counted as having suffered deliberate harm, but the figure rose to 21,859 last year.
The college said that Young's revelations that the system inflicted deliberate harm were of "extreme concern".
The second is the way politicians seek leverage by brazenly threatening deliberate harm to the nation unless they get their way.
It is thought that some 10 per cent of children in burns units are there as a result of deliberate harm.
On a more philosophical level, Mr. Rabe sees his adaptation as a parable about "the inadvertent calamities -- as opposed to deliberate evil or deliberate harm -- that people bring on one another," a theme he has visited before.
He added that the charity's campaign was about serious, deliberate harm to children and that emotional abuse is "not a grey area".
