His words of gratitude are in sharp contrast with those of his predecessor, Hamid Karzai, who left office last year, accusing the US of inflicting a war on his country that had intensified with the drawdown of foreign forces.
There is almost certainly a majority of MPs in the Commons who will vote for renewal whatever Labour decides, so why inflict a major civil war over the issue and change nothing?
DESPITE pleas from international agencies to keep the fighting between combatants, Syria's war continues to inflict a staggeringly high toll on civilians.
However, when he followed up his victory with a full-scale invasion of North Korea on Truman's orders, China intervened in the war and inflicted a series of defeats, compelling him to withdraw from North Korea.
If anything, by providing an illusion of results, it has helped keep the United States in unwinnable wars, while inflicting a heavy toll on innocent victims on our distant battlefields.
Mr. Nasrallah is aware that many Lebanese would blame Hezbollah for the damage inflicted in such a war, which is likely to be devastating.
PARIS — On Jan . 11 French military forces entered Mali, taking and inflicting casualties in a war as sudden as it is important.
Over the ensuing seven years, evil will proliferate, prompting our loving and merciful Heavenly Father to inflict upon mankind war, famine, pestilence, and a robust series of other catastrophes, including the seas turning to blood, the stars falling from the sky, an attack of invisible locusts, and the rise of the Antichrist.
Bull Meechum, the career marine of The Great Santini (1980), is a warrior without a war who during peacetime inflicts an often severe discipline on his family.
"It was the only British force which could inflict war on the enemy heartland... between Dunkirk and Normandy and keep it there until the end in 1945.
