Unlike those who believe that Breed Specific Legislation will solve the issue of dog bites ― an approach that has failed worldwide ― Dula and I favor education, as well as rigorous legal remedies: stringent leash laws, and zero tolerance for people who inflict dangerous dogs upon the public.
On which other community is it possible to inflict such dangerous, sweeping generalisations?
It is this temptation, protected by law, that makes malpractice suits so frequent, dangerous and damaging, and enables the counsel of irresponsible plaintiffs to inflict serious damage upon innocent defendants without any accountability, except to share the spoils, for his services.
There was serious bodily harm inflicted with a dangerous weapon — the definition of aggravated second-degree battery.
For anyone who wishes to understand the agony ME can inflict, and the dangerous ignorance endured by many who have it, the film is a must-see.
But it is surely symbolic that the chancellor of a government that proclaims that "we are all in this together" should be travelling upper class while inflicting needless and often dangerous cuts on the public services.
Casting Paltrow in the role of the neurotic celeb, selfishly inflicting her own faddy and dangerous eating habits on her poor starved offspring, has undeniable appeal, especially for those of us who aren't rich or pretty and who struggle daily with our own excess weight.
He thought the knee-high tackle by Craig Gardner on Cesc Fabregas, which might just have endangered the captain's place in Wednesday's Champions League quarter-final with Barcelona, was dangerous, "one more" inflicted on his team.
Furthermore, there are additional pox viruses that infect humans, and while they are not likely to produce the same degree of suffering that smallpox historically inflicted, they could still be dangerous.
While the pests do not pose a dangerous health risk, they inflict considerable psychological distress on their unwilling hosts.
