In order for Tsarnaev to get the death penalty, the US government must prove one of four "gateway" factors, the judge said in his instructions, including that he intentionally took a life or intentionally inflicted seriously bodily harm that resulted in death.
The notice said, "You, someone in your control, or your pet, has seriously threatened immediately to inflict personal injury, or has inflicted substantial personal injury upon the landlord or other tenants," and specified an assault by her husband.
This again means the Conservatives appear seriously concerned about the damage Corbyn could inflict on the country, rather than as though they are bullies trying to hound him out of the Commons.
We're asking if we should we take the horrors inflicted upon young women seriously.
In the former case, sea level could have risen by a 98cm by the end of the century, seriously threatening cities from Shanghai to New York and meaning hurricanes and cyclones inflict far worse damage when they hit shorelines.
Now the Nats will have to make due with a seriously impaired lineup for some time, a stretch that could see the Braves inflict further pain on their rivals in the National League East.
When you look seriously at the issue of memorializing our fallen military members, you find many inconsistencies that inflict emotional pain on survivors.
At that point, Defense Secretary Robert Gates and military commanders, such as Admiral Michael Mullen, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, argued that Obama's "surge" of troops needed more time to inflict morale-sapping damage on the Taliban; their theory was that Taliban leaders would take peace talks seriously only when they felt sufficiently battered.
Feminists are committed to ensuring that women's and girls' experiences of sexual violation are taken seriously as such, that the harm they suffer therein is recognized, and that those who inflict that harm are held accountable.
Humans inflict it; the world inflicts it.
