Sentence examples for which is inflicted from inspiring English sources

I asked about female circumcision, also called female genital mutilation, which is inflicted on the overwhelming majority of girls in Egypt.

The drama itself is a story of sexual violence, which is inflicted both physically and mentally by the lead male character, a wealthy businessman named Mark Rutland (played by Sean Connery) on Hedren's title character.

The question in this case is whether in a regular season professional football game an injury which is inflicted by one professional football player on an opposing player can give rise to liability in tort where the injury was inflicted by the intentional striking of a blow during the game.

In doing so, he also explains why so many people, especially in the Middle East, see that the only alternative to the slaughter which is inflicted a result of capitalistic greed and to the so-called democracy which gives disproportionate wealth to 62 individuals, is terrorism.

Therefore, transmitters use the CM to control their CCI parcel which is inflicted on the macrocell tier and themselves.

"The DUP should stop peddling the lie that any cut which is inflicted on any department in the June budget was the result of welfare cuts.

As he visited five African countries, he pledged that the United States would play a leading role in combating AIDS, which is inflicting an almost unimaginable toll on the African continent.

"The refusal of Arlene Foster to recognise the public anger or to exhibit any humility in the context of the RHI scandal is indicative of a deep-seated arrogance, which is inflicting enormous damage on the executive, the assembly and the entire body politic," he added.

In Britain this contraction was accelerated by a series of union defeats, the most drastic of which was inflicted upon the National Union of Mineworkers in the great strike of 1984 85.

In one of them mention is made of a case where the body of a man belonging to the "following" of the duke has been found within the limits of a verv; and the other says that in such a case the whole verv must pay in common a fine similar to that which was inflicted in England in such cases during the reigns of William the Conqueror and the early Plantagenets.

Overall, the hurricane caused 828 fatalities and $22 million in damage, $20 million of which was inflicted in Texas alone.