Sentence examples for had not inflicted from inspiring English sources
In its negotiation of the Justice and Peace Law and of paramilitary disarmament, the government recognised that it had not inflicted military defeat on the AUC.
I was also relieved, as it meant I had not inflicted the curse of the brutta figura, which literally translates as bad figure, on my family.
The police have said they also have taped telephone conversations in which Ms. Thakur wondered aloud why the Malegaon bombing had not inflicted a higher death toll.
The British still dominated the North Sea, and the Germans had not inflicted sufficient losses on their adversary to stand any chance of victory in a new action against its main fleet.
In the trench sequence we would have been thankful if Mr. Brenon had not inflicted such a merciless downpour of rain.Mario Majeroni, who is always at home before the camera, is convincing as the last favorite of Mme.
Domestic abuse is a crime on such a huge scale, one that damages so many lives, that it would be statistically bizarre if at least a handful of the 650 MPs at Westminster had not inflicted or experienced it.
Abenomics' other two arrows – structural reforms and monetary easing – have not inflicted such grave self-harm.
But as Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institution puts it, they have not inflicted any "strategic harm".
Moreover, though the party seemed to have absorbed the lesson last year that shutting down the government and flirting with a sovereign default is bad for America's credit rating, that escapade has not inflicted much long-term damage on Republicans in opinion polls.
"They certainly haven't inflicted any harm on protesters," said Capt.
