Sentence examples for not be inflicted from inspiring English sources

Since that day almost four years ago, I have vowed to do everything I can to ensure that the torture and cover-up I suffered will not be inflicted on my children or anyone else's children in the future.

Many (but not all) retributive theories also claim that punishment should not be inflicted on a person unless he is found guilty of a specific offense (thus, they would prohibit collective punishment and the taking of hostages from the general population).

"Since that day almost four years ago," he said, "I have vowed to do everything I can to ensure that the torture and cover-up I suffered will not be inflicted on my children or anyone else's children in the future".

"The ban is something we are not happy with and it's a decision that we think should not be inflicted on The Gambia".

The death penalty could not be inflicted on those deemed insane because, since they were not in a position to repent, the judges would be responsible for the eternal damnation of their souls.

So conceived, objectivity was important to the logical positivists' and empiricists' criticism of the Nazi idea that Jews and Aryans have fundamentally different thought processes such that physical theories suitable for Einstein and his kind should not be inflicted on German students.

"From the sixteenth century to our own," Wilde wrote, "there is hardly any form of torture that has not been inflicted on girls and been endured by women, in obedience to the dictates of an unreasonable and monstrous fashion".

I do not believe that art has not been inflicted by the need for a person to open his heart.

The latter result is surprising, as other studies at our hospital with a highly traumatized population where traumas had not been inflicted by caregivers had much higher participation rates than this study [ 18- 22].

It can't be inflicted at 2am.

Certainly the owners won't be inflicting work camp conditions on their players.