A placard warned against "Sarko-Maso," a semi-sexual taunt suggesting that France, by voting for the right, would knowingly inflict pain on itself.
The raid was nonetheless ordered -- and the world received its clearest demonstration yet that the Israeli government is prepared to knowingly inflict substantial civilian casualties in its response to Palestinian suicide attacks.
Startups are made to handle uncertainty and map a course through it, but I still feel intensely angry at having to deal with completely unnecessary obstacles: a nation knowingly inflicting self-harm.
Mr. DeFazio said that the jury would have had to have found the brothers guilty of knowingly and intentionally inflicting serious bodily injury on Mr. Infantes, thereby causing his death, in order to convict them of murder.
While this was going on, the United States was negotiating with Great Britain over compensation for losses inflicted by British ships knowingly sold to the Confederacy during the Civil War (the Alabama Claims).
The lawsuit, which is seeking more than $225,000 in damages, alleges that Anglin wrongfully and knowingly invaded Gersh's privacy, intentionally inflicted emotional distress, and violated Montana's Anti-Intimidation Act, which penalizes harassment by extremist groups.
Given all the other promotions that are inflicted on movie-goers, we'd have instinctively nodded knowingly and just ignored them, drifting right back into our lingering reveries about Act One.
The suit includes a sweeping review of the damage inflicted by slavery on African-Americans and concludes that the three defendants "knowingly benefited from a system that enslaved, tortured, starved, and exploited human beings".
It also inflicted unspeakable pain.
