Sentence examples for will not inflict from inspiring English sources

Governments will not inflict the cuts; instead, peer review ensures that we do the government's work and cut ourselves in a form of self-harm.

I have been occupied by various things, including a holiday, some ATLAS/LHC physics stuff and some UCL things, none of which are terrible noteworthy, so I will not inflict myself on you any further.

Mr. Holder agreed that killing an American citizen requires that he "poses an imminent threat of violent attack against the United States," that capture "is not feasible," that the target has military value, that other people are not targeted intentionally, that the potential "collateral damage" not be excessive and that the weapons used "will not inflict unnecessary suffering".

That they will not inflict bigger reductions to your budgets than they take themselves.

"These attacks will not inflict a lot of harm on Hezbollah but they will keep it on its toes," says Mr Hoteit.

In 1868, a court stated, "We will not inflict the greater evil of raising the curtain upon domestic privacy, to punish the lesser evil of trifling violence".

Became My Catherine I did make it clear I'll not Inflict the same division on ourselves That currently does tear at our country.

For instance, the line: My Catherine I did make it clear I'll not Inflict the same division on ourselves That currently does tear our country up.

This will not only inflict pain but also slow the healing process.

Amfortas suffers from a wound that will not heal, inflicted when he was lured into Klingsor's realm; seduced by the mysterious, ageless Kundry; and stabbed with a sacred spear he had been entrusted to protect.

"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".