Sentence examples for least grievous from inspiring English sources
Core intent would be where the defendant acted either to cause at least grievous bodily harm to the victim, or where the defendant acted to achieve some other aim, where the death caused was a necessary means to that other end.
Now that is a gracious and caring gesture, from a supplier who has brought the world's economy to the brink of ruin, causing untold damage to the daily lives of people through out the world, and placing a grievous burden on those least equipped to pay for the palaces, yachts, the princely and national boondoggles of the oil producing states of which Saudi Arabia is the chief cheerleader.
The resulting conflict resulted in grievous self-inflicted harm, not least feet peppered with buckshot.In February, after nearly four turbulent years in charge, Mr Trujillo said he would stand down at the end of June, a year earlier than scheduled.
George W. Bush is moving, at least incrementally, to avoid his father's most grievous mistake as president: the decision to wash his hands of conflict in the Balkans.
Scroll down for the video It was a grievous error, given that this Chihuahua is clearly at least seventeen times more chill.
Yet, on his own at least, he will not be able to fix the agencies' most grievous problems, highlighted by their performance on Iraq.Last year's Senate report into the Iraq debacle found America's spies and especially the CIA negligent and incompetent at every stage of the intelligence-collection and analysis process.
Congress must come to its senses before the country suffers a completely self-inflicted grievous wound that weakens our economy and imposes gratuitous hardship on the least fortunate.
None involved grievous violence.
