"If President Roh got the money from chaebol, prosecutors would not have harassed him as much as they did because they always go soft on the chaebol under the pretext that punishing chaebol too harshly would damage the economy".
Don't brush your hair harshly, it will damage your hair.
Chiquita urged the government to punish the nations harshly for the damages they caused.
In a post on her Facebook page, Tzipi Livni, the minister leading the negotiations for the Israeli government, wrote: "I wrote here earlier and harshly criticized the damage in announcing settlement construction, but I took the post off because the profound political debate about the future of our life here will certainly continue, but not now.
Had the feedback from the group been insensitive or harshly-worded, the effect could have been damaging.
JI is likely to have sympathisers in such places as militant Islamic boarding schools, though the government may be reluctant to crack down too harshly on these for fear of provoking the country's influential Islamic lobby.If damaging the Indonesian economy was among the Bali bombers' aims, they seem unlikely to have much success.
Mr. Jindal, a Republican, harshly criticized the lawsuit, releasing a statement saying the levee board had "overstepped its authority" and would damage Louisiana's ability to tackle coastal issues effectively.
Meanwhile China is damaging its relations with South Korea and others.Mostly, though, China fears that if it acknowledges the true nature of the refugee problem, and allows UN officials access to the thousands of destitute North Koreans on its territory, soon outsiders will demand to poke about Tibet and Xinjiang, where China stands accused of treating its own minorities harshly.
Try to avoid rubbing your hair harshly, as this could cause damage.
But we know from long experience that we often react too harshly in circumstances of felt necessity and underestimate the damage to civil liberties.
