However harshly one might judge the aid programmes of the past, leaving Ghani to face the future alone does not seem to be a realistic option.
No matter how harshly people might judge you, you always have a choice about how you respond to it.
Judge Robertson's central findings that Mr. Starr exceeded his authority under the independent counsel statute and reneged on his immunity deal with Mr. Hubbell are closer questions legally than his harshly worded opinion might suggest.
This tempers their response to confrontation, and as a result, they react less negatively or harshly than anyone might have imagined, including the men themselves.
At the same time, they pronounce swift judgment upon themselves, often more harshly than the reader might be tempted to do.
It would be difficult to adjust the matter, and in many cases it might operate harshly upon the owner to compel him to take and pay for the improvements.
The images now are almost drained of color, and Mr. Costa frames his protagonist (both the actor and the character are simply called "Ventura") against harshly geometrical backgrounds that might have come out of Fritz Lang's "Metropolis".
Some might say, harshly, that Horwill was lucky to be on the pitch, having caught George Kruis, whose form is such that some have thrust him forward as a possible England captain, in the head with a swinging arm.
Perfectly acceptable for a weekend trip to the Hamptons just in case you're worried you might be harshly judged for carrying an ugly whistle in your beach bag.
They might judge me harshly for this and word would get back: He did not wait his turn.
