Sentence examples for directly inflicted from inspiring English sources

The piece ignores the fact that, within Gaza, a considerable amount of suffering is directly inflicted by Hamas.

James Eadie QC, for the government, said it was not alleged that the UK had directly inflicted any mistreatment of the claimants.

Correction officers in California, whose union is considered among the most powerful lobbying groups in the state, receive up to a year of fully paid workers' compensation leave, but only for injuries directly inflicted by inmates, said Mike Jimenez, president of the California Correctional Peace Officers Association.

A perpetrator was defined as any person who directly inflicted violence or a reported abuse [ 34].

The outcome, in terms of possible neurological deficits, may reflect these underlying processes that are not addressed by shunting and thus do not reflect the brain damage that is directly inflicted by hydrocephalus [ 4, 20, 21].

Its in-house rules define harmful content as organising world violence, theft, property destruction or something that directly inflicts emotional distress.

These major problems of mining all directly inflict long-lasting harm on habitats and communities in the area of the mines, but still mining companies seem to think lightly of this issue.

Interestingly, histones can directly inflict tissue injury, and monoclonal anti-histone (H1 and H3) antibodies are effective in blocking models of thrombosis, shock, and liver injury in mice.

But more importantly, some can attack people directly and inflict painful bites as well as introduce disease-causing organisms.

"Is it possible that some day the people of America will realize that the devastation, the suffering and the death they are now suffering is minuscule in proportion to what the U.S. has inflicted directly and indirectly on others," said one letter in Le Monde.

"But in the last year, with the massive influx of violence and death - and having some of that inflicted directly upon me - I am back where I first started, constantly triggered, hyper-vigilant and paranoid, much more prone to depression and hopelessness".