Sentence examples for inflict is not from inspiring English sources

Intent narrows the crime considerably, and the term "inflict" is not used.

"There was a kitchen sink strategy but some of it was self inflicted; there is not doubt we took a hit on it".

The immensity of the pain that Roof has inflicted upon Charleston is not contained by geography.

But Mr. Biderman concluded that "inflicting physical pain is not a necessary nor particularly effective method" to persuade prisoners of war.

There is a scene in Toni Morrison's novel "Song of Solomon" in which a character named Guitar explains to the protagonist Milkman that violence inflicted without repercussion is not a matter of morality, but mathematics.

The Huffington Post's Julia Craven wrote: "When white people go on shooting sprees, their actions are frequently attributed to mental illness and, thus, they're not considered fully accountable for the harm they've inflicted... Racism is not a mental illness.

Reducing the vulnerabilities of our "critical infrastructure" — a whole world built without any thought as to how its components might be used to inflict death and destruction — is not, of course, the sole province of D.H.S.

As Justice Clarence Thomas observed in the Kentucky case of Baze vs. Rees, the "method of execution violates the Eighth Amendment [ban on cruel and unusual punishment] only if it is deliberately designed to inflict pain" and that is not the purpose of the three drug concoction.

For example, he does not consider the Catholic teaching that hell is a separation from God that is not inflicted as a punishment, but freely chosen by human beings.

The Leveson inquiry is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get to the truth and to make sure this kind of abuse is not inflicted on others in the future.

Also [18] aims at distributed reuse pattern adaptation in a more simple setting where the interference inflicted on other cells is not estimated, but the total amount of resources used by any of the cells alone is restricted.