"inflict on" or "inflict by"?
| All the injuries were inflicted on the left side of the body. |
| Procedure when, higher punishment should be inflicted on accused 352 347. |
| But the price inflicted on Paraguay for choosing this path was devastating. |
| Over the years, they have been some real beauties inflicted on the small ball game. |
| Now you refer to Assad supporters being gung ho about the violence he inflicts on his people. |
| They will suffer a fate worse than the one they have inflicted on us whites in our homelands. |
| One trouble defying solution ' s the distortion which the punishment kick inflicts on such a big amount of matches. |
| Considerable damage was reported inflicted on locomotives and rolling stock, but the bridges survived this effort. |
| The most severe temptation possible was inflicted on Jesus when God withdrew from Him in the hours before His death. |
| The so-called ' deepest darkest part ' is relative, there are varying degrees of hurt inflicted on others and yourself. |
| It was a double-blow inflicted by Mugabe's allies. |
| Specifically that discrimination (in large part) is being inflicted by Pak. |
| Yet the lacerations inflicted by his writing do remain, and are remembered. |
| The only flaws in the season's makeup were the two defeats inflicted by TPS (both away). |
| Police have confirmed several injuries inflicted by bullets, while others have multiple injuries. |
| There was a circular bruise on the left side of the face which also might have been inflicted by the pressure of the fingers. |
| Driver Jack Mills, then 57, never recovered from the head injuries inflicted by decorator ' Big Jim ' and died seven years later. |
| The thought of such a torment being deliberately inflicted by divine decree, is totally incompatible with the idea of God as infinite love. |
| Therefore, the evil inflicted by active participation in sin actually undermines any good that could be accomplished in a loving, committed relationship. |
| Simi, protesting injustice with her life After silently enduring the humiliation inflicted by the neighbourhood mastaans for some time, Simi couldn't take it anymore. |
| They are inflicted upon us and we resent them. |
| If we fight you we will not rebuild you on the rubble we inflict upon you ever. |
| These losses that were being inflicted upon the German Luftwaffe, forced the Germans to change their strategy. |
| Very nice of you to ignore the hartals and violence inflicted upon the country by the AL when they are in opposition. |
| All should be chosen carefully so that the least amount of harm is inflicted upon your environment and other living things. |
| I just hope they don't invalidate the twenty-odd years of post- RotJ canon with the kind of twoddle Eps 1-3 inflicted upon the saga. |
| The Muslims have to know what services the Muslim walis had rendered to the Islamic civilization or what blows they had inflicted upon it. |
| For this reason, when actual damage is inflicted upon this particular bond, the results can be devastating and the damage nearly irreparable. |
| Dyack is still nursing the wounds inflicted upon Too Human at E3 in 2006 when SK's Xbox 360 exclusive was ripped apart by mean old journalists. |
| All adult floggings must be inflicted in the prison at New Providence. |
| They inflicted in thier minds that this was natural and excusable in the eyes of human and God. |
| Fortunately the mojority of the effects of extremism are inflicted in the very places that extremism originates. |
| More than eighty wounds inflicted with swords, spears and arrows were found on his body. |
| The poor performance of the England football team at the FIFA 2010 World Cup offers an example of a venture inflicted with fundamental problems, and therefore likely to fail. |
| His dismissal, therefore, is the least punishment that can be inflicted for the neglect of duties, upon which human life depends. |
| There was, if my memory serves, the worst of all wounds that Akasha has inflicted onto me, and now it can no longer be felt. |
| One of Bin Laden's driving propaganda tools was the raw memory of civilian deaths inflicted onto populations by western forces. |
| Unfortunately our knowledge in science is still rather limited in order to understand how pain can be inflicted to a soul. |
| Procedure if punishment can not be inflicted under section 394 395. |