This is a man coming to inflict pain on you.
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America's trade war is intended to inflict pain on China.
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Trump has ample reason to want to inflict pain on Romney.
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She did not want to inflict pain on her newborn baby.
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Even though it yields 8 [percent], I cannot inflict pain on my friends.
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A sudden breakup of such symbiotic relationship would inflict pain on all countries involved.
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Hunter believes the murder of Thomas was intended to inflict pain on his father.
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They want to inflict pain on students, on young women, young girls walking home.
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Government cutbacks are designed to help the economy, not inflict pain on any particular group.
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Still, China could inflict pain on sensitive areas that provide American jobs, like Boeing's jetliners.
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He has been quoted by the WSJ as wanting to "inflict pain" on his rivals.
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There's no denying that many of his proposed initiatives would inflict pain on his support base.
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Even if you don't have a lot of possession you can inflict pain on your opponent.
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The desire to inflict pain on and obliterate the killer of your child is completely understandable.
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Police believe the attacker's goal was simple and indiscriminate: Inflict pain on as many people as possible.
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Then again, Glauber said, the flip side of retaliations are they could inflict pain on China, too.
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Punishment is partly an expression of a society's desire to inflict pain on those who break the law.
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It appears that the ability to inflict pain on China is not what you thought it would be.
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But it will seek to inflict pain on the U.S. as sanctions continue to bite, likely through military means.
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"In real life, there is a huge desire to properly indulge and inflict pain on each other," Auer says.
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Most of the goals stemmed from poor defending as Chelsea found ever more ingenious ways to inflict pain on Mourinho.
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We are trying to inflict pain on the North Korean regime to stop the development of nuclear weapons and missiles.
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"Steps that would inflict pain on China's national champion companies might bring them around to a binding deal," Pillsbury said.
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Two witch-centered stories had scenes where women with magical powers inflict pain on men who more-or-less deserve it.
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Her ideas, which have included a wealth tax and regulating private equity firms, could particularly inflict pain on Wall Street titans.
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He owes his rise to his dogged work ethic, his loyalty to the president and his willingness to inflict pain on opponents.
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He is simply trying to inflict pain on Bezos for the aggrievement he felt as a result of the Post's critical reporting.
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The standoff is beginning to inflict pain on Americans, whose lives are affected, in one way or another, by the federal government.
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It is also beginning to inflict pain on Americans whose lives are affected, in one way or another, by the federal government.
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"What's changed is the tariffs that were ratcheted up in May have started to really inflict pain on both sides," said Clifton.
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These two kids need each other; they need to inflict pain on one another to feel less lonely or some other grand platitude.
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Although his extreme words cause real distress, the President seems willing to inflict pain on others in the service of his own impulses.
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Here are five ways Democrats could inflict pain on the president and his party if they hold the reins in 2019 (The Hill).
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Experts say that aggressive use of the new law could be the most effective way to inflict pain on Mr. Putin's inner circle.
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But it could inflict pain on as many as 500,000 government employees, who could be temporarily out of work during the holiday season.
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Trump said last weekend's suspected gas attack was a "significant escalation" of the Syrian government's efforts to inflict pain on its own citizens.
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Even people who are tremendously vulnerable themselves, like Crystal Minton, support Trump because of his capacity to inflict pain on others they detest.
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Oil giants Royal Dutch Shell and Statoil reported steep declines in earnings as lower crude prices continue to inflict pain on major oil companies.
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And the administration is betting that its policy will inflict pain on Tehran without causing a spike in oil prices or an aggressive reaction.
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So if Saudi Arabia wanted to inflict pain on the United States, it could -- in theory -- weaponize those bonds by selling them off en masse.
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It's the psychological trick we engage in that allows us to harm other people (because it's easier to inflict pain on people who are not people).
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Those minions would never have dared to gleefully inflict pain on a municipality if they believed for a second that doing so would displease the boss.
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Amazon takes control of the chain on Monday and intends to cut prices — a signature move by its chief executive, Jeff Bezos, to inflict pain on competitors.
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And if human beings know what it is like to want to inflict pain on others for pleasure's sake, without any other benefit, then so does God.
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But to say that God knows what it is like to want to inflict pain on others is to say that God is capable of malicious enjoyment.
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As their leaders openly contemplate how to inflict pain on each other, the rest of the world now frets about becoming collateral damage in an escalating trade war.
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Mr. Umar, who was involved in the I.M.F. talks, has said that he was not prepared to inflict pain on the Pakistani people to meet the fund's requirements.
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Even as the White House seems willing to inflict pain on American farmers and consumers with its trade wars, Russian aluminum workers are apparently worthy of special protection.
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With the U.S. and China openly contemplating how to inflict pain on each other, our economics correspondent writes, the rest of the world is fretting about becoming collateral damage.
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It will also inflict pain on their children, who may have the most to lose as their parents are pushed to partly forfeit health care, nutrition and shelter assistance.
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According to the China Center for International Economic Exchange, a think tank backed by Beijing, "China will not hesitate to inflict pain on the U.S." over the trade dispute.
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Kashyap transforms the trauma of a miscarriage into a stylized psychological thriller in which a jealous nephew uses his malicious supernatural powers to inflict pain on his pregnant aunt.
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Beijing has counterpunched by taxing $110 billion of American products, focusing on agricultural goods, notably soybeans, in a calculated effort to inflict pain on Trump supporters in the farm belt.
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Subdued inflation is forcing it to maintain its ultra-easy policy longer even as years of near-zero rates inflict pain on financial institutions by crushing their already thin margins.
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The European Union's robust retaliatory tariffs came into force Friday on $3.2 billion of U.S. goods designed specifically to inflict pain on Donald Trump's political base in the American heartland.
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Go deeper: With the U.S. and China openly contemplating how to inflict pain on each other, the rest of the world is fretting about becoming collateral damage, our economics correspondent writes.
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Beijing has counterpunched by targeting $110 billion worth of American products, focusing on farm goods such as soybeans in a deliberate effort to inflict pain on Trump supporters in the U.S. heartland.
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China has "agriculture products on there to get attention and to inflict pain on key constituencies in the U.S.," said Gregory Husisian, chair of the international trade & national security group at Foley & Lardner.
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China could also inflict pain on U.S. multinationals that rely on China for a substantial - and growing - portion of their total revenues, said Alex Wolf, senior emerging markets economist at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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China could also inflict pain on U.S. multinationals that rely on China for a substantial — and growing — portion of their total revenues, said Alex Wolf, senior emerging markets economist at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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Bittaker and Roy Lewis Norris, who met in prison, became known as the "Tool-Box Killers" because they used hammers and pliers to inflict pain on their victims before stabbing or strangling them.
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Trump's tactic reflects his belief that the strong US economy gives him leeway to inflict pain on China's products, workers and consumers and will force its leaders to back down and make fresh concessions.
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But why go to all that trouble and expense when you could inflict pain on the Great Satan and its friends with a tap or two on a keyboard and the click of a mouse?
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SEOUL, Sept 7 (Reuters) - South Korea said on Thursday practical and forceful measures than can inflict pain on North Korea should be included in U.N. sanctions, a new batch of which have yet to be announced.
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China has done a lot more targeted fiscal and monetary easing, can more easily source U.S. imports from elsewhere and also has the ability to inflict pain on U.S. commodity and farm sectors that back a Trump presidency.
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Iran has sued the United States at the International Court of Justice in a new, if dubious, strategy to nullify the nuclear sanctions reimposed by President Trump, which are starting to inflict pain on Iran's already troubled economy.
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Many others in the Arab world hated him for marshaling militias to help President Bashar al-Assad in Syria, expand Iran's leverage in Iraq and boost the ability of Yemen's Houthi rebels to inflict pain on Saudi Arabia.
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Trump's threat to inflict pain on Mexico's economy is the biggest foreign policy test to date for Lopez Obrador and a tall order for Mexican authorities struggling not only to contain migration but also to fight record gang violence.
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He also said border crossings with Colombia and Brazil would remain closed for another 72 hours to squeeze smuggling gangs, a measure likely to inflict pain on Venezuelans who cross the borders daily to buy food and medicine, work or visit family.
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"(They can also) disrupt the supply chains that many Americans manufacturers have come to rely on and of which China is a critical component, so that really is one way China can inflict pain on U.S. businesses and on the U.S. economy, " he added.
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The events here and in El Paso are separated by four years, as many states, and 1,700 miles, but the massacres have a grim similarity: A weekly ritual was violently interrupted by assailants who sought to inflict pain on soft targets with greater significance.
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Why it matters: The Monday announcement, which marks the first time the U.S. has designated an element of a foreign government as a terrorist entity, is a further sign that the Trump administration will use any tool at its disposal to inflict pain on the Iranian regime.
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Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, warned that the country would respond with "forceful revenge," raising fears the country would try to disrupt oil production in Iraq or Saudi Arabia — or target shipping through the critical Strait of Hormuz — to inflict pain on the global economy.
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His trade views are disdainful of freedom and informed by economic fallacies, yet Republican leaders have watched quietly from the sidelines as Mr. Trump misappropriates his authorities to disrupt global supply chains, inflict pain on American trade partners, generate enormous amounts of domestic collateral damage and make the United States an international scofflaw.
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Threats of harm to the victim imply threatening to inflict pain on the victim, whether by the intimate partner or by outsiders.
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Threats to a third party involve threatening the intimate partner to do what the male wants or else he will inflict pain on people she cherishes.
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The Creeper has superhuman strength, agility, stamina, healing, and reflexes, and his laugh can be focused to inflict pain on targets. The Creeper and Jack Ryder are able to share information and mentally communicate.
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Deeply hurt by his infidelity, she falsely informed him that his mother had died in order to inflict pain on him. Divorce was not an option and the couple remained together out of convenience.
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When a fish peddler lost his cart, Yale gave him $200 with an admonition: "Get a horse, you're too old to walk".Schoenberg, p. 32 Yale was dubbed the "Prince of Pals". Conversely, Yale was a violent man who did not hesitate to inflict pain on others.
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Arjun receives severe punishment. On the day of his sister's wedding while everyone is at the wedding, Arjun sneaks into Sualaal's home to meet Maya. When Saulaal can't find Arjun at the wedding hall, he immediately returns home and severely inflict pain on him. He is, however, restrained by his servants.
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The group gains new members in Mercy Graves and Lucia, an Every-man subject who can psychically inflict pain on others. In issue #8, the team gains official costumes and code names, and go on their first mission. Upon the much solicited ending for the series,Infinity Inc. vol. 2, #12 (October 2008).
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Barnes viciously assaults Daniel until Miyagi arrives and defeats the three men. Daniel and Miyagi decide to show up for the tournament. At the tournament, Barnes reaches the final round to face Daniel. Silver and Kreese instruct Barnes to inflict pain on Daniel and then beat him in the sudden death round.
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When Delenn arrives, Sebastian gives her a set of wristbands which can inflict pain on her, but she has the option of removing them at any time. However, if she does so, she will fail the test. Sebastian repeatedly asks her to identify herself, refusing to accept most of her answers related to herself or her titles. He refutes her statements that she is part of a larger prophecy and her ulterior motives.
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Keynes has been characterised as being indifferent or even positive about mild inflation. He had indeed expressed a preference for inflation over deflation, saying that if one has to choose between the two evils, it is "better to disappoint the rentier" than to inflict pain on working class families. He also supported the German hyperinflation as a way to get free from reparations obligations. However, Keynes was also aware of the dangers of inflation.
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As a result, Natasha finds herself turning to a mist-like substance, McKenna gains the ability to duplicate himself, and Strom gains a powerhouse, overconfident, female alter-ego. The group gain new members in Mercy Graves and Lucia, an Everyman subject who can psychically inflict pain on others. In #8, the team gains official costumes and codenames, and go on their first mission. In issue #10, Mercy admits she is not ready to be on a team, and leaves.
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Sharrow recruits the surviving members of her combat unit and sets out to make contact with the son of Gorko's butler. During these events, Sharrow is menaced by two unidentified bald-headed clones, who have the ability to inflict pain on her via a military virus embedded in her nervous system. They demand the Gun is turned over to them and not the Huhsz. Sharrow and her team follow the trail left by Gorko and recover the Universal Principles.
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The nails of Boston Terriers require regular trimming. Overgrown nails not only have the potential to inflict pain on the breed, but they can also make walking difficult or tear off after getting snagged on something. Similarly to nail trimming, teeth brushing should also be done regularly to promote good oral health. The risk of the breed developing oral pain, gum infection, or bad breath can be decreased with regular teeth brushing that removes plaque buildup and other bacteria.
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When he tries to explain his reluctance, Kahlan makes him believe that the only way to prove his love for her is to wear it. Richard reluctantly agrees to wear the collar and the sister reveals to them that the third reason for wearing the collar is to inflict pain on the wearer. He leaves, telling her merely to find Zedd. Devastated, Richard submits to the remaining Sister, and leaves with her to go to the Palace of Prophets.
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After the crisis, the victim may not remember anything, or may remember everything with great regret. Subjugation is of utmost danger because it reveals murderous designs on the part of the obsessor. The victim is often used as instrument to inflict pain on others or to commit crimes. Sometimes the obsessor wants to destroy the victim's life, but it may be the case that the victim is merely the instrument of revenge against the real target of the obsessor.
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He explains how he had been aware of everything Seetha did to inflict pain on his friend and how he had suffered in silence. He even mentions that had he known of this incident sooner he would have somehow convinced her to marry Sivaji. Vamsi finally screams that he had enough and if she has a problem with his friend then he has no room for her in his life. Vamsi's parents try to convince her that Sivaji is not a bad person.
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Many animals are protected against predators with armour in the form of hard shells (such as most molluscs), leathery or scaly skin (as in reptiles), or tough chitinous exoskeletons (as in arthropods). A spine is a sharp, needle-like structure used to inflict pain on predators. An example of this seen in nature is in the Sohal surgeonfish. These fish have a sharp scalpel-like spine on the front of each of their tail fins, able to inflict deep wounds.
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Gavin informs Lilah that he's been moved into her department, and the two share bitter words about their approaches to dealing with Angel. At her apartment, Cordelia tries to force Fred to leave, but another violent vision leaves her with boils on her face. The whole gang meets at her place and she tries to describe her vision, but Angel is more interested in what's happening to her. They question why The Powers That Be would inflict pain on their messenger.
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In the television series, 24, a fictional drug called "hyoscine- pentothal" was used to inflict pain on characters during interrogations in several episodes.Daniel Burstein, Arne J. De Keijzer. Secrets of 24: The Unauthorized Guide to the Political & Moral Issues Behind TV's Most Riveting Drama. Sterling Publishing Company, 2007 Page 240 In the television series, The Man in the High Castle (TV series), D-lysergic acid (LSD) was used as a form of interrogation by "inducing a sense of oneness" and ultimately loosening inhibitions.
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Kashani characterizes this stage as a dedication to keep the soul from further disobedience. It is a means of preventing the soul from obtaining the pleasure it would have possessed if man had not sinned. In order to make sure that the soul does not sin again, the individual must be willing to accept the consequences of their sinful actions. Acts of penance are meant to inflict pain on the soul so that the requirements of divined justice are fulfilled.
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An apparently healed Professor Milo appears as the chief henchman of a returned General Immortus. Professor Milo is now in charge of granting artificial superpowers to Immortus' minions. In this capacity, he's able to internalize the Human Flame's powers, removing his need for a special suit by embedding miniature flamethrowers into his skin. However, Milo is instructed by General Immortus himself to tamper with the pain receptors of his subject, making his boss able to inflict pain on his creations at will,Final Crisis Aftermath: Run #2.
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He was not known to resort to sadism or inflict pain on his victims as the other "Freeway Killers" did, preferring quickness and efficiency. While Kearney did later confess to having experimented with his victims' bodies out of curiosity, such as cutting open one of their stomachs, he did so post-mortem and did not inflict any physical suffering. Kearney confessed to having committed his first murder in the spring of 1962. The victim's name is unknown, but he was confirmed to be age nineteen and white.
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The second type of pretas are those who suffer from internal obscurations, who have small mouths and large stomachs. Often, their mouths are so small that they cannot eat enough food to fill the large space in their stomachs and thus remain constantly hungry. The last of the three subtypes are pretas that suffer from specific obscurations like creatures who live on and eat their bodies. The other broad category of pretas that travel through time and space are always scared and have a tendency to inflict pain on others.
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The group of British teenagers in the 2008 movie Eden Lake filmed the torturing and burning of a little boy. In the 2009 film Harry Brown, a teenager films the murder of an elderly man, which Michael Caine's character uses as evidence to inflict pain on the teenager. In episode 1 of series 2 of British political satire The Thick of It, Hugh tells Glenn to happy slap Ollie while Hugh takes a picture of it on Ollie's phone. In Coronation Street in November 2013, Simon Barlow was the victim of a happy-slapping incident caused by Faye Windass and Grace Piper.
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Economist Nicholas Davenport had even argued that the wish to return Britain to the gold standard "sprang from a sadistic desire by the Bankers to inflict pain on the British working class". By the end of World War I, Great Britain was heavily indebted to the United States, allowing the US to largely displace it as the world's foremost financial power. The United States, however, was reluctant to assume Great Britain's leadership role, partly due to isolationist influences and a focus on domestic concerns. In contrast to Great Britain in the previous era, capital exports from the US were not countercyclical.
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Sometimes preceded by an arm wrench, the wrestler grasps the opponent's hand and twists backwards, placing pressure on the wrist. While this can inflict pain on its own, it is most often used as a transition hold, leading into either a hammer lock, an elbow to the held arm, or kicks to the opponent's abdominal area. Another form of wrist lock, sometimes known as a figure four wrist lock, involves the wrestler (after applying the initial wrist lock with the left hand) threading their right arm through the gap the two arms provide, forming a 4, and providing leverage on the wrist lock.
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Silver tells the audience that he will open a chain of Cobra Kai dojos where young people can learn "honesty, compassion, and fair play." When the fight begins Silver and Kreese instruct Barnes to inflict pain on Daniel, by winning a point and subsequently losing a point to keep the score tied, leading to a sudden death round. The plan appears to work until LaRusso unleashes his kata on Barnes during the sudden death round, defeating Barnes. After the final point is scored, Silver walks away in disgust as Cobra Kai shirts are discarded around him.
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The Judge Rotenberg Center (JRC, founded in 1971 as the Behavior Research Institute) is a residential school in Canton, Massachusetts, United States for children with developmental disabilities, emotional disorders, and autistic- like behaviors. The school has been condemned for torture by the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture. Before the practice was banned in 2020, the school used to punish students by administering electric shocks through a device called the Graduated Electronic Decelerator (GED), which was designed by Matthew Israel, the school's founder. While it is now illegal in the United States to use electric shocks as punishment, the JRC continues to employ other means to inflict pain on students for the purpose of behavior modification.
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Many of the game's levels have some sort of puzzle in which Vince must activate some sort of device to use it to inflict pain on himself to destroy a larger enemy (the bosses in particular). For instance, in one of the first levels of the game, Vince must defeat a pair of unruly gas pumps, by setting himself on fire and then throwing himself in a puddle of gasoline surrounding the gas pumps. Several levels differ from the standard gameplay the player experiences through the rest of the game and involve piloting a vehicle or playing a minigame. Over the course of the game, the player controls Vince piloting an airplane, a swamp boat, a submarine, a bumper car, and other vehicles.
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Tim Nolan, who discovered the overalls, immediately assumes it was a prank, and promises to inflict pain on "the mick that threw the overalls ... ". Mistress Murphy, upon realizing the ruckus, admits that she forgot to take the overalls out of the pot after she had been using it for laundry earlier in the day, at which point Nolan apologizes and the group puts music to his words and sing (the chorus). The song has enjoyed some popularity with Irish-Americans and association with the Saint Patrick's Day holiday and is sometimes played during the holiday, sometimes edited to remove elements of the song that can be construed to disparage the Irish. The song was used in the 1943 film Coney Island when it was performed by Charles Winninger, Phil Silvers, George Montgomery and Frank Orth and later reprised by Winninger at the piano.
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Terror of The Zygons was novelized by Target in 1976, written by Terrance Dicks, under the title Doctor Who and the Loch Ness Monster. The book further expounded on the concept of the Zygon "sting," poisonous barbs protruding from their hands, which explains why, in the television episode, the Zygons were able to inflict pain on other beings with a mere touch. (The original shooting script for the episode also included references to the sting but the on-screen portrayal of the concept failed to make it clear to the audience.) The comic story "Skywatch-7", written by Alan McKenzie (under the pseudonym "Maxwell Stockbridge") and illustrated by Mick Austin, features a UNIT team encountering a single Zygon at a remote base. It was first published, in two parts, in Doctor Who Monthly #58 and the Doctor Who Winter Special 1981.
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In 2006's Hunters of Dune, Daniel and Marty are in constant pursuit of the escaped no-ship Ithaca, on which they believe is the Kwisatz Haderach they require to be victorious in the imminent and long- foretold "battle at the end of the universe" known as kralizec. Their Face Dancer minion Khrone is executing a parallel plan to create their own Kwisatz Haderach, using a Paul Atreides ghola that will be conditioned by a ghola of the Baron Harkonnen. Daniel and Marty themselves have the ability to create illusions, and to inflict pain on any human. At the end of Hunters of Dune, it is revealed that Daniel and Marty are not, in fact, Face Dancers: they are actually incarnations of the thinking machines Omnius (Daniel) and Erasmus (Marty), introduced in the Legends of Dune prequel trilogy (2002–2004) by Brian Herbert and Anderson.
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The Lighting match of the night featured two wrestlers from CMLL's Mini-Estrella division as two of its youngest competitors faced off with Eléctrico facing the rookie Astral. Eléctrico came off as the more experienced wrestler as Astral looked a bit unsteady or uncertain at times and experience seemed to make the difference as Eléctrio landed a Moonsault and then pinned Astral to win the match in 7 minutes, 41 seconds. The second match of the night saw a storyline feud develop between the two sides as the tecnico team Los Ángeles Celestiales (Ángel Azteca, Jr., Ángel de Oro and Ángel de Plata) took on the rudos Arkangel de la Muerte, Puma King and Tiger Kid. During the match Puma King seemed to take extra care to inflict pain on Ángel de Oro, tearing at his mask during the match and cheating at every possible opportunity.
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