Sentences with phrase «inflicted as»

Last month, the Annie E. Casey Foundation recommended to state and local policymakers the adoption of policies that would help millions of children and families nationwide deal with the emotional and financial instability inflicted as a result of having an incarcerated parent, in the policy report A Shared Sentence: the......

This coverage insures that any medical expenses inflicted as a result of the accident will be paid for.

Upon hearing the contempt case, Lord Denning reflected that no punishment ought to be inflicted as «insults are best treated with disdain - save where they are gross and scandalous.»

There really wasn't anything different about the technical procedures we were doing; something fundamentally different about the signaling response to the injury that we had inflicted as surgeons was responsible for the difference in outcome.

In a matter of moments, the Boston Marathon bombings inflicted as much as $ 333 million in damage to the local economy.

The products they pick will be designed to inflict as much political and economic damage as possible.

When an extreme event collides with continually rising seas, it takes a less intense storm, such as a Category I hurricane, to inflict as much coastal damage as a Category II or III storm would have had when the seas were lower.

When you are trying to capture / trap a monster, engage in the fight as usual and try to inflict as much damage as possible.

You'll use Kinect to aim and fire massive crossbows at castles in order to inflict as much damage as possible - much 3D Angry Birds but with 3D visuals and the ability to add spin to your projectiles.

Instead of driving through nice vistas and rural towns that contain the biggest corners you've ever seen, now you'll be driving through city streets, trying to inflict as much carnage as possible.

These guys are incredibly useful because they mimic your every move, take no damage, inflict as much damage as your own sword, and stay with you until you die (even enduring from one level to the another).

In many ways World War 1 changed the notion of how war was fought, but the end goal was still to inflict as much damage as possible to force the enemy to surrender.

If he wrote the fake, the issues could as easily be explained by Gleick being sloppy, and / or wanting to inflict as much damage as possible — in the mistaken belief that it was not going to be traced back to him.

The perpetrator was a sophisticated, tech - savvy and unscrupulous sort, based abroad, and while my lawyer friend pursued the matter through appropriate legal channels, getting the offending material removed from major search engines was a cumbersome, lengthy and expensive process, during which time anyone searching my friend's name online was bombarded with an array of falsified documents, quotes and images intended to inflict as much reputational damage as possible.

There are few forces of nature that inflict as much damage or terror as hurricanes.

Not exact matches

For many non-Americans, the election brought the welcome and reassuring victory of Barack Obama, whereas the resignation of David Petraeus as Director of the CIA was an unnecessary, self - inflicted wound.

If you're going to live with it for decades, as Keflezighi has, it's mentally healthier to accept it as something you brought into your life to enrich it rather than as something taken from you or inflicted upon you.

Dalio explained that a so - called capital war, when a country uses its asset holdings such as bonds to inflict pain on its adversary, could be even worse than a trade war.

There's also less chance that, as the bubble shrinks, it will inflict huge damage on the economy when it does finally pop, simply because it will be smaller.

Speaking of the blurry line between humans and AI, ethicists have explored questions such as whether it's OK to inflict violence on robots.

But the best thing to do is to get to the point quickly, so as to minimize the pain inflicted on those receiving the (less - than - desirable) update.

Since then, the company's had to weather such self - inflicted wounds as a pretexting scandal in which a board member, an executive and HP - paid investigators faced criminal charges for spying on journalists; the $ 1 billion acquisition of Palm Computing in 2010 to beef up HP's mobile capabilities; then the sale of Palm's intellectual property.

The controversy drew criticism from within Trump's own party, as two senior GOP lawmakers denounced the executive order as «a self - inflicted wound.»

But as Sears (whose sister chain Kmart has also closed enormous numbers of stores) exits many malls, it follows that traffic to such centers would slip and inflict collateral damage on competitors like Penney and Macy's.

But that was nothing compared with the self - inflicted pain Hanrahan suffered through in early 2016 as he waited for his self - service onboarding initiative to stop bleeding and start being profitable.

This was part of the US military's Castle Bravo test series, and the blast was equivalent to exploding 15 million tons of TNT, or roughly 1,000 times as powerful the US attack on Hiroshima that inflicted some 150,000 casualties.

Israel's decision on whether to bomb Iran's nuclear sites — as it has repeatedly threatened to do — could hinge on its estimate of the retaliatory costs, including damage inflicted by rockets fired from southern Lebanon and the Gaza Strip.

This is not unthinkable today as central bankers acknowledge the long - term negative consequences that their short - term inflation targeting policies may inflict.

The hack into Ashley Madison's system follows attacks on the likes of Sony Pictures Entertainment and retailer Target that inflicted damage to companies as well as customers.

It also should serve as a reminder of how important it is to prepare for unforeseen events — ones that not only can inflict personal harm but financial damage as well.

That same employee also wrote what the tribunal described as «a somewhat overly dramatic email referring to the possibility of him dying of self - inflicted wounds.»)

The mining proceeds, then, can function «another retailer of worth,» making it «an environmental subsidy to different vitality all world wide as a result of it's inflicting [renewable energy projects] to be amortized over a yr as an alternative of 5.»

His successor, Guy Giorno, gave the government a more sharply partisan edge and maintained firm control as the government weathered the partly self - inflicted coalition crisis, the global economic upheaval of 2008 - 09, and the massive spending stimulus that followed.

Indeed, an unsuccessful conclusion to the talks would inflict serious damage on the trade aspirations of both partners as they seek to forge stronger ties to other important foreign markets.

And one of the rare progressive tax proposals to outline an actual tax structure in Illinois would hike income taxes on residents earning as little as $ 17,300, inflicting serious damage on an already - weak state economy.

The opinion columns are all yapping about the destruction of lifestyles as we know it — and the major problems that the NDP will inflict on all of us by simply giving school lunches to kids or perhaps increasing the rent on the oil and gas resources.

«Because the proclamation is unlawful as applied to plaintiffs, and inflicts grave and irreversible harms on them, plaintiffs seek a declaration that the proclamation violates the Trade Act and the NAFTA Implementation Act and an injunction prohibiting its enforcements against plaintiffs,» they wrote in their more than 600 - page complaint.

Making early withdrawals for any reason «isn't ideal,» says Weckbach, and should be viewed more as a last resort due to the damage they can inflict upon a retirement nest egg.

I don't expect bond yields to rise sharply, but as the last few weeks have demonstrated, even a modest rise in yields will inflict some pain on portfolios.

... this book suggests concrete investing strategies to make Congress's systemic dysfunction work for you, and to hedge the risk and damage that Congress so casually and relentlessly inflicts on your life savings as represented by your portfolio and your house.»

The Christian religion as a body weilds enormous political power in this country, which it uses to inflict its will on everyone.

In the political realm, this encompasses the commitments of the liberal peace to human rights and even accountability for war criminals, but it also includes the redress of the wide range of wounds that tyrannical violence inflicts through a correspondingly wide range of practices that bring a measure of restoration to victims as well as perpetrators.

As with most Molotov - tossing, it's not clear what the target is or how much damage voters can inflict.

Perhaps Mormons should start embracing their Jewish heritage (through Jesus who lived and died as a Jew) and starting giving their sons Bar Mitzvahs and observing important Jewish holidays and stop inflicting their beliefs on people of other faiths

Sheila,... but as an omnipotent being, he inflicted all this harm on us, his creations.

Considering the history of conflicts between Church and State, it would seem more prudent for Christians, Jews, and others of good will to take the position that the death penalty is justified as long as it is carried out by a lawful sovereign, not inflicted in a cruel and unusual manner, and imposed only on those convicted of heinous crimes by due process of law.

The League of Nations, with President Wilson's 14 points, failed; and global blood in ceaseless flood and genocidal gore inflicting millions of human casualties awakened the peoples of the earth to the urgency of the United Nations as a global guardian and sentinel on the qui vive of peace and security and respect for human dignity, worth of the human person and inalienable human rights.

We as human beings are inflicting levels of suffering quite disproportionate to those that characterize the wilderness ecosystem.

Rather than seeing sin eradication as a series of don'ts and self - inflicted hand slaps, our time and energy is better spent, and more effective, when we focus on what we can do.

Memory, often a comfort, can just as often inflict pain by reminding us of what we have lost or have failed to do.