The answer to one policy that inflicts pain on children is not to replace it with a new policy that inflicts pain on children.
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When people are marginalized, even unintentionally, it inflicts a toll.
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They said the executive order "inflicts significant harm on American business."
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Machado's fiction inflicts unlikely tortures on its characters and cruel suspense
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No one benefits from a prison system that inflicts extreme trauma.
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Democrats have caught the catastrophizing virus that inflicts the Trumpian right.
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But silence, she has come to understand, inflicts its own damage.
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She understands well the harm that pretrial detention inflicts on defendants.
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It inflicts real damage, obviously, but it's always asymmetrical and limited.
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And by harming Britain's main trading relationship it inflicts further economic costs.
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This end-run definitely benefits some but also inflicts costs on many.
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For evidence, see the working conditions Elon Musk inflicts on Tesla workers.
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And by harming Britain's main trading relationship, it inflicts further economic costs.
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And its violence is all violence a state inflicts on its citizens.
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Inflicts knockback and the same damage as a single Junkrat grenade on enemies.
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This space that inflicts so much pain also gives people their entire livelihood.
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But the more suffering Gaza witnesses and inflicts, the more depraved he becomes.
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X-Class solar flare creates chaos and inflicts $2 trillion of damage 9.
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It inflicts psychic, familial, reputational and professional harms that can last a lifetime.
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Shame inflicts a secondary blow; reputations can be broken as easily as skulls.
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The system of structural surveillance inflicts multiple, simultaneous harms on communities of color.
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Young Khasanov could have never imagined the abuse he now inflicts on them.
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So if one inflicts pain on the other, they both eventually feel it too.
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They know the horrors of the Holocaust and the pain the swastika symbol inflicts.
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In trial markets around the country Comcast inflicts a 300GB data cap onto customers.
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Many are already fed up with the noise that such a large airport inflicts.
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The damage this separation inflicts on children, grandparents, extended families and communities is enormous.
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But it doesn't ameliorate the pain discrimination inflicts, and it also isn't universally accurate.
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The crisis inflicts on Mr Macri both a political, as well as an economic, headache.
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Torture: Various characters are tortured using a horrible curse that inflicts untold levels of pain.
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A star you've grown bored of inflicts his personal will on a squad of miscreants.
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It inflicts utter torment on those whom it afflicts and can drive them to suicide.
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How much economic damage the virus ultimately inflicts depends significantly on what policymakers do next.
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There is no other explanation for such a pointless measure that inflicts so much pain.
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Separating families in detention could negatively affect their immigration cases and also inflicts trauma, Obser said.
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Their violence feels like the most human response to the brutality the world inflicts on them.
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Could this process, Dr Carr wondered, make up for the evolutionary disadvantage the virus otherwise inflicts?
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To my mind these outweigh the many small absurdities that EWR inflicts on the unsuspecting traveler.
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Understanding how it inflicts pain from one generation to the next can help us move on.
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We will not be complicit in an immigration policy that intentionally inflicts misery on vulnerable populations.
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The firm that slashes costs the most captures the greatest sales and inflicts the greatest injury.
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No other animal deliberately inflicts pain and suffering so effectively, so ruthlessly, and with such enthusiasm.
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Like anything, it exists on a spectrum, where only one far-off fringe inflicts physical violence.
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Supporters of the amendment say anyone who inflicts serious physical harm will still be criminally liable.
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Against Hansberry, the documentary inflicts a different kind of violence: it silences her, renders her absent.
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Social media magnifies outrage, it inflicts wounds on us, it makes us anxious and angry at injustice.
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Mavis does go through a transformation, learning from the pain she inflicts on her ex-boyfriend's family.
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All that not only insults the victims and their families, but also inflicts huge damage on Croatia.
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It is worth considering the harm that the myth of white supremacy inflicts upon financially struggling whites.
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And it inflicts a tax hike on the middle-class while giving billions to the wealthiest Americans.
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But ... none of them measures the incalculable damage that desertion inflicts on a nation's soul and identity.
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"Baseball is a magnificently slow and excruciating game that inflicts enormous psychic pain on its admirers," Gioia says.
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The stun inflicts light damage, interrupts any current action and leaves the affected enemy immobilized for one second.
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Such litter inflicts $1.3 billion in damage annually to fishing, shipping and tourism industries in the Asia-Pacific.
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Such litter inflicts $1.3 billion in damage annually to fishing, shipping and tourism industries in the Asia-Pacific.
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Violence doesn't just harm young black men and boys—violence inflicts trauma on entire families, neighborhoods and communities.
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Is the most logical explanation that Twitter somehow makes money the more agita it inflicts on its users?
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Known as a bail-in, this inflicts losses on shareholders, bondholders and possibly even some very large depositors.
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And it's not just because of the loss of biodiversity (and the resulting chaos it inflicts on ecosystems).
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"We've known for a long time that solitary inflicts tremendous psychological and physiological harm on people," he said.
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But to be woke, essentially, is to recognize and reject the damage power inflicts on the most vulnerable.
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The solution cannot simply be more punishment, especially when it inflicts significant and lasting psychological harm on children.
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"The terrible harm that this flawed system inflicts on America's security and economy has long been clear," Trump said.
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But the authors' data strongly suggest that a prolonged battle for the nomination inflicts at least a modest penalty.
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This attaches new urgency to Baldwin's words, particularly the criticism he inflicts on himself for being a mere witness.
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But, the kind of descent the US market has suffered can create spillover that inflicts long-lasting economic damage.
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Schreiber has said that the character of Ray — the violence he suffers, the violence he inflicts — weighs on him.
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Every day, the gun violence epidemic inflicts a devastating toll in communities across America, this time in West Texas.
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It could become a reality if the epidemic, as predicted, inflicts sustained hardship on the economy and people's livelihood.
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And depriving someone of those rights—even for a short amount of time—inflicts an injury that is irreparable.
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Since the midterm election showed the political costs that Trump inflicts on Republicans, this criticism seems to be growing.
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But just as often, Trump inflicts pain in passing, as an offhand gesture in the course of pursuing something else.
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But there's a dark side to those campaigns we shouldn't overlook: the catastrophic emotional cruelty Goop inflicts on its readers.
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After all, your success is tainted by the damage that the certified a**hole inflicts on others day after day.
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"I was going to bring attention to the terror TSA inflicts on trans & non-binary bodies while traveling," Preston tweeted.
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In addition to the devastating impact on young Black men themselves, violence inflicts trauma on entire families, neighborhoods and communities.
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A study the center conducted in February outlines the damage that this rule inflicts on Obamacare by reducing federal subsidies.
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The world is closer than ever to eradicating polio, the horrible disease that inflicts paralysis on its primarily young victims.
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" He also writes that a false sexual assault allegation "inflicts psychic, familial, reputational and professional harms that can last a lifetime.
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In 30 years, corporate CEO jobs could be filled with robots, as artificial intelligence inflicts pain on humans, Ma has said.
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Then I can employ another unit to launch a "set-piece" assault that inflicts even more suppression and breaks their fortifications.
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Black families are also disproportionately affected by the seemingly arbitrary decisions that the child-protection system inflicts on low-income parents.
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When we promote abstinence over medically accurate sexual health, it inflicts a lifetime of physical and psychological harm on young people.
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People are going inward, to find something bigger than Trump, and outward, to limit the damage he inflicts on the country.
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So do the strains and legacies of racism that each lives with every day, and sometimes unwittingly inflicts on the other.
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Yabe's figurines own their scars — an inspiration as 2018 inflicts fresh wounds and leaves us wondering what do with our disfigurements.
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Because the President often inflicts more harm than good on foreign trips, his hosts probably will wish he'd just stayed at home.
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Abu Layla was undoubtedly a unique figure and, as such, his death inflicts a costly loss on his people and their cause.
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A new report published by INRIX, a transport-data company, finds that congestion inflicts high economic costs as well as emotional ones.
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This attitude stifles proper discussion of stories by critics as much as viewers, and it inflicts damage on storytelling as a craft.
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The Sudden Departure inflicts loss on a massive scale; a loss worse than death, even, because there are no bodies to bury.
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If there's one overriding lesson from polling in our two previous cases it's that sometimes impeachment inflicts damage and sometimes it doesn't.
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How much damage North Korea inflicts in that time depends in part on South Korea's ability to get people to safety quickly.
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That is why "there are no obituaries for the war casualties that the United States inflicts, and there cannot be," Butler writes.
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It should not be particularly surprising that bullfighting inflicts massive amounts of pain on the roughly 250,000 bulls it kills annually worldwide.
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Meanwhile, the Nate Parker image articulates the perspective of marginalized people who refuse to be silent about the injustices the United States inflicts.
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That conflict was another reminder whatever the cause, whatever our intentions, war inflicts a terrible toll, especially on innocent men, women and children.
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The Bean Counter comes in two types: the hermit, who holes up with his obsessions, and the hostile, who inflicts them on others.
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The new administration is about to experience Washington at its worst — a broken budget process that inflicts damage on the operation of government.
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When the damage the coronavirus inflicts on the U.S. jobs market becomes clearer, it could be unlike anything the country has ever seen.
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"The terrible harm that this flawed system inflicts on America's security and economy has long been clear," Mr. Trump said in a statement.
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"Meanwhile, Karem has shown that even the temporary suspension of his pass inflicts irreparable harm on his First Amendment rights," the judge wrote.
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But Kelly's dismissive remarks about my having suffered only 'emotional abuse' grossly understate the seriousness of this conduct and the trauma it inflicts.
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These corporate bulletins — and what executives do in response — could determine how much economic damage the outbreak inflicts and whether a recession looms.
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"Market manipulation inflicts real pain on farmers by denying them the fair value of their hard work and crops," Tarbert said in his statement.
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Instead, the brutality of Revenge comes almost entirely from the harm Jen inflicts on the men who attacked her and left her for dead.
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In a departure from the original text, much of the torture the ship inflicts on its passengers involves hallucinations based on their worst fears.
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Trump's "executive order inflicts a grave injury on Muslims in Hawaii, including Dr. Elshikh, his family, and members of his mosque," Hawaii's complaint says.
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Those who oppose the mural's removal fail to see the pain it inflicts on people whose ancestors have actually experienced the suffering it depicts.
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"Compelling a grandparent to be apart from his grandchild -- especially one seeking refuge from violence or persecution -- inflicts hardship of unbearable severity," he wrote.
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Photo: APThe president is able to live in a comfortable little bubble while he inflicts an enormous amount of pain on his fellow Americans.
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"Zainab's terrible experience is yet another indication of the unfairness of the watchlisting system and the harms it inflicts on individual lives," says Handeyside.
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That conflict was another reminder that, whatever the cause, whatever our intentions, war inflicts a wrenching toll, especially on innocent men, women and children.
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When I see wages falling, people out of work, I know the hardships this inflicts and I am determined to do something about it.
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There's physical injury and emotional injury and the woe Kathryn inflicts on her less-than-rustic guests with her idea of strictly scheduled fun.
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Dams often inflicts environmental damage to aquatic eco-systems that creates socio-economic risks to communities dependent on rivers and lakes for their livelihoods.
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Their aim was to discover whether recliners' pleasure at being more horizontal is greater than the amount of suffering this inflicts on the person behind.
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The experience of fleeing from gunfire, or navigating around bloodied bodies on the sidewalk, inflicts emotional trauma akin to what soldiers experience in war zones.
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"That conflict was another reminder that whatever the cause, whatever our intentions, war inflicts terrible toll, especially on innocent men, women and children," Obama said.
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Stopping DAPL, then, is about stopping a vicious pattern of U.S. colonialism that inflicts immediate environmental harms and future climate change impacts on indigenous peoples.
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Sanctions will have to be exceptionally painful to change the behavior of the North Korean government, which already inflicts considerable pain on its own people.
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And everything we have seen has borne out what child experts across many different fields have said: that this policy inflicts irreparable trauma on children.
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The "Queer Eye" star frequently inflicts the French tuck on his victims on the show, who wouldn't know a dress shirt from a tank top.
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Is there any hope of pulling out of the "nuclear option" death spiral before the Senate inflicts permanent damage upon itself and the Supreme Court?
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Protecting the health of as many people as possible by shutting down ordinary life seems completely justifiable, but that necessarily inflicts damage to the economy.
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"You should not finish your priestly life involved in an open and scandalous rebellion that inflicts a very painful wound" on the church, he wrote.
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They note that the treaty delivers myriad benefits to America, such as more predictable river navigation and supply of fresh water, and inflicts costs on Canada.
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This rapid detoxification process has no medical basis; it inflicts severe pain on the individual; and it substantially increases the likelihood of an overdose upon release.
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Many have ignored the fact that the same government that inflicts this violence on us has recently won a seat on the UN Human Rights Council.
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It was a gambit that would have made Pyrrhus of Epirus, namesake of the Pyrrhic victory — or one that inflicts substantial damage on the winner — blush.
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Broken windows isn't just a phrase — this city and nation must come to terms with the continuing harm it inflicts on our communities and end it.
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His clear, full voice gave his character menace — an important quality, given the real danger he poses to Marnie and the violence he inflicts on her.
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"She's so dark now and so evil and so possessed" that her very presence inflicts nightmares upon those in close physical proximity to her, he said.
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As she inflicts on him her feminist justification of watching gay porn, he informs her that the boy who humiliated her last week actually likes guys.
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Edgerton is Victor Sykes, the head of the tough-love boot camp that purports to teach masculinity and inflicts physical punishment on those who don't conform.
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Some European experts contend that locking down entire parts of countries inflicts an economic cost that could be greater than the health risk from the epidemic.
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One member said the BOJ might need to ramp up stimulus depending on how much damage the tax hike inflicts on private consumption, the minutes showed.
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This outweighs the reasons to keep him around and augurs in favor of getting him out of the White House before he inflicts more incalculable damage.
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In a brutal war of attrition, the winning side is not the one that inflicts the most pain but the one that endures the most suffering.
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Sexual abuse occurs when the illusion of power and dominance corrupts one's sexuality and inflicts the result onto someone else in acts of violence or dominance.
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To Facebook, the problem with "fake news" is not just the obvious damage to the discourse, but also with the harm it inflicts upon the platform.
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"A stalling (storm) inflicts strong winds on the same region for a longer time, potentially driving greater storm surge and depositing more rain," the study says.
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Remember, if you have any money invested in stocks, you won't be able to avoid all the pain that a bear inflicts on your 250(k).
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A shutdown slams federal workers and contractors, inflicts damage on local economies, especially in the greater-Washington, D.C. area, and damages the credibility of our government.
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And the trouble with Trump's selective doling out of punishment isn't the harm it inflicts on corporations, it's the incentives this regime creates for political sycophancy.
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The state attorneys general from these states argue they have standing as the executive order inflicts harm on states, including disruption at state universities and medical institutions.
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Prime and the panelists – two Muslim women health experts, one of them an FGM survivor — gave an overview of the practice and the lifelong harm it inflicts.
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The second, which only applies to a small subset of products, is that its use inflicts costs on third parties that are not factored into its price.
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"Trump inflicts cruelty on desperate migrants fleeing poverty and violence because first, he's a racist, and racism is literally at the core of his ideology," concludes Meyers.
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The BOJ has been dropping subtle hints it could edge away from crisis-mode stimulus earlier than expected, given the damage prolonged easing inflicts on bank profits.
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The U.S. must therefore take steps to recognize and mitigate the impact of its actions on civilian Venezuelans while maximizing the pain it inflicts on Venezuelan leadership.
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The Trump administration inflicts such damage to the environment that their actions go beyond policy differences and rise to the level of real harm to the planet.
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"My disciplinary decision led the public to question our sincerity, our commitment, and whether we understood the toll that domestic violence inflicts on so many families," Goodell wrote.
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Doctors, nurses, mental health, and public health professionals nationwide bear witness to the physical and mental health harms that our broken immigration system inflicts on families and children.
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It does not matter that the American public largely wants the government to reopen, or that the shutdown inflicts a growing economic and environmental toll on the nation.
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Wielding maroon and white cowbells in a merciless assault on the ear drums, no fan base inflicts hearing loss on its opponents quite like the Mississippi State Bulldogs.
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But Mathis offers a stark reminder that it's there — and a tragic example of the real harm such hate can do when a society inflicts it on children.
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A weaker yuan in theory improves the competitiveness of Chinese exports but the import cost increase it inflicts on the country's manufacturers would be an unwelcome side effect.
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This is disturbing on multiple levels, but let's start with the most basic -- the damage such behavior inflicts on America's security and standing in our complicated, highly connected world.
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We also know that this treatment inflicts trauma; interned Japanese have been two times as likely to suffer cardiovascular disease or die prematurely than those who were not interned.
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For example, is a "law-and-order conservative" callous toward the life challenges faced by poor people, or instead sensitive to the depredations that crime inflicts on their communities?
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I imagine your boyfriend's surface poise is masking a kind of inner panic, one exacerbated by the stigma that a predominantly heterosexual culture inflicts on gay or bisexual men.
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Since it began, "BoJack Horseman" has offered an alternative, forcing viewers to repeatedly see the damage its destructive protagonist inflicts, while complicating any empathy they might feel for him.
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However, this surplus is just a tiny fraction of our overall total trade deficit, and not enough to stop the harm a free trade agenda inflicts on rural communities.
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In so doing, his administration is encouraging an ill-considered political outcome that inflicts enormous risk on the British people with the potential disruption of the United Kingdom itself.
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The thing that also strikes me as being unusual is that we're the only species that inflicts so much violence and kill so many of our own in this way.
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She's a harsh disciplinarian, but it seems like she had an unhappy life and her fate—being gaslit and driven insane—is as sadistic as anything she inflicts on others.
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"We will no longer be complicit with a policy that intentionally inflicts misery on a vulnerable population without giving any thought to the horrific fallout," the mayor said last week.
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But some question if the increased dividend at Las Vegas Sands could be at risk if the Chinese economy sinks further and inflicts more pain on the Macau gaming market.
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This disparity among the countries' pledges inflicts real losses on our economy now while our rivals continue to grow, industrialize and diversify at their own pace with no implementation costs.
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The amicus brief co-authored by the 16 attorneys general argues that states have the legal standing to challenge the immigration order because the policy inflicts harm on the states.
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" Rubin cites Bob Bauer, former White House counsel to President Obama, who argued that Alexander Hamilton's definition of an "impeachable offense" is "one that inflicts 'political' injury on a society.
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So she inflicts the violence enacted on her onto other girls, taming their wildness (which, deep down, she shares) by turning them into the macabre dolls Mama wants her to be.
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Argentina needs to stabilize its currency soon before a free-falling peso inflicts further damage to its fragile economy by stoking inflation, which is already running at more than 85033 percent.
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That view is rejected not only by many activists, but the very federal bureaucrats whom we hire and pay to reduce the harm that inflicts on so many families and communities.
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FGM, which inflicts severe pain on young girls and causes long-term health problems if they survive, is recognized internationally as a human rights violation that constitutes extreme discrimination against women.
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Others see the detention of immigrant children as no worse than our juvenile justice system, and the harm it inflicts on the children it is condemning to a cycle of institutionalization.
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When Will stops being Hooded Justice, he returns to his place in reality as a black man in a society that doesn't value, doesn't trust, and inflicts violence upon black people.
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But even if an air attack doesn't directly cause bloodshed, the damage it inflicts on the economy and essential services can kill many more people over time, through famine and disease.
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But until the United States inflicts a hard financial blow on the Kim regime by freezing its funds in offshore accounts, Washington will lack sufficient leverage for negotiations to be effective.
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The killing of Soleimani could also weigh against the president if voters believe he has behaved rashly or if the Iranian response inflicts serious economic or physical damage on American interests.
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Russian officials have warned about a response to any U.S. strike, and if the strike inflicts damage on its military, Moscow will be hard-pressed not to respond in some way.
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These exports are worth about $11 billion every year to European countries, roughly equal to the damage the United States believes the subsidies inflicts on Boeing (BA) and the US economy.
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Jack warns David of his fate and urges him to kill himself before he inflicts any harm, but David ignores his pleas and lives in frantic anticipation of a full moon.
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We also know that this treatment inflicts trauma; those who have been interned have been twice as likely to suffer cardiovascular disease or die prematurely than those who were not interned.
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Using math models, a team from the University of Rochester in New York, calculated what would happen to the planet as the population grows and the effects of climate change inflicts chaos.
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I can't imagine that there is, and I am certain that in the very near future, this blindness to the pain the word inflicts will be a stain on the paper's history.
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"By banning pre-viability abortions, H.B. 481 violates the constitutional right to privacy, which, in turn, inflicts per se irreparable harm on Plaintiffs," US District Judge Steve Jones wrote in his opinion.
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U.S. East Coast refiners like PES lack access to cheaper crude that refiners in other parts of the country enjoy, which inflicts greater pain on the region's industry when margins are low.
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David Card, an economist at the University of California-Berkeley, disputes Borjas's argument and contends that immigration inflicts little or no wage penalty on American workers and may in fact boost wages.
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Though such a price inflicts a near 100 percent loss on the banks' current shareholders, mostly small savers, it still values both lenders above listed rivals seen as a less risky investment.
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Earlier this year, Os Keyes wrote for RealLife on why they feel data science—as a rigid, self-reinforced structure that inflicts control around gender and personhood—causes harm to queer people.
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The aggression a nation inflicts on others will be visited upon it in turn: "Because you have plundered many nations, all the remnant of the peoples shall plunder you" (Habakkuk 2:8).
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"The tariff increase inflicts significant harm on US industry, farmers and consumers," said Jacob Parker, vice president of the US-China Business Council, a trade group that represents American companies' interests in China.
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To be clear — and I don't mean to split hairs and slow you down on your way to watching this incredible music video — it's actually Lil B's alter-ego TheBasedGod who inflicts curses.
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In the minds of many police officers, prosecutors, juries, even victims themselves, a ''real rape'' is committed by a male stranger who uses a weapon to threaten the victim and inflicts serious injury.
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" Flake said he would immediately draft and introduce legislation to nullify the tariffs, "and I urge my colleagues to pass it before this exercise in protectionism inflicts any more damage on the economy.
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Pure glee was writ large across his face as he detailed the discomfort and disorientation he inflicts on his victims and showed me around some of the rooms I'd skipped on my trip.
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The U.S.-China trade dispute is worrying because its hit to market confidence may be more significant than any real economic damage it inflicts, said Takehiko Nakao, president of the Asian Development Bank.
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The House Intelligence Committee's GOP majority spends most of its time these days trying to discredit the Russia investigation so that Trump can shut it down before it inflicts any more political damage.
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Unlike a better known casualty of war, post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, moral injury is not yet a recognized psychiatric diagnosis, although the harm it inflicts is as bad if not worse.
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The longer this goes on, the more clearly everyone sees who the President is -- a man determined to score a political victory, with little regard for the cost it inflicts on the country.
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A policy that inflicts a lot of suffering on potential immigrants in order to inflict a small harm on the native-born population does not have enormous appeal as an economic policy measure.
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Yet as the damage that an environmentally oblivious patriarchal society inflicts grows greater, those most affected by it are looking to reclaim older practices, using whatever resources are at hand, regardless of judgement.
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News of the early October talks lifted most Asian share markets on Thursday, raising hopes these can de-escalate the U.S.-China trade war before it inflicts further damage on the global economy.
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By giving its stamp of approval to a policy that inflicts "pain and suffering" upon "countless families and individuals, many of whom are United States citizens", the court has fallen down on the job.
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U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly in Washington said Kaspersky had failed to show that Congress violated constitutional prohibitions on legislation that "determines guilt and inflicts punishment" without the protections of a judicial trial.
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In time they may, and the game will end, but until then Trump has no choice but to continue the con -- and we must all pray that the pain he inflicts will be limited.
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"The Republican Senate must stop their outrageous obstruction and join the House to put an end to the horror and bloodshed that gun violence inflicts every day in America," said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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Through Ahlam, Campbell gains entree to the Sayeda Zainab suburb of Damascus, home to an estimated 300,000 impoverished Iraqi refugees, and builds a detailed, if depressing, accounting of the enduring misery that war inflicts.
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" To lose a hand—or, God forbid, both—is a catastrophe that inflicts physical, emotional, and psychological consequences that, as one paper on the ethics of hand transplants put it, "are notoriously difficult to overcome.
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Fifty Shades Darker starts where its predecessor left off: Ana, astonished to find that a man who enjoys being a dominant also takes pleasure from the pain he inflicts on his submissives, has left Christian.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Developing Asia could grow more slowly than previously thought next year as the U.S.-China trade war inflicts damage on the region's export-reliant economies, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) said on Wednesday.
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Consider: Unable to take responsibility for his mistakes and the injuries he inflicts, President Invisible regularly acts with impunity, works to avoid accountability and demands we ignore his record as if it were, well, invisible.
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She called herself a "decarceral" prosecutor, and in February, told me she hoped to mitigate the harm the criminal legal system inflicts by listening to the people of Queens and taking her cues from them.
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Given the widespread physical, emotional, and financial suffering that cancer inflicts, you'd think we'd be more united as a society in doing everything possible to protect ourselves and loved ones against this seemingly ubiquitous disease.
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It suggests that the "counter-terrorist" cause of the United States war machine is fundamentally just even as it acknowledges the terror that it inflicts both on civilians around the world and its own personnel.
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"It's really hard for me throughout school to see the pain Donald Trump inflicts on my friends," she said, citing examples of bullying, "especially at such an insecure time as middle school and high school."
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In more than 20 years of research and advocacy on the issue, I have yet to meet an individual who is not appalled when they first learn about human trafficking and the harms it inflicts.
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That leaves the GOP caught between ideological stalwarts who are alarmed by how much of the Obamacare framework the plan leaves in place and nervous pragmatists who are worried about how much suffering it inflicts.
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It inflicts pain solely on those who participate and on their loved ones, in the hopes that their empty stomachs and their sacrifice will help the message resonate beyond the confines of their dark cells.
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"Every day, the epidemic of gun violence inflicts a devastating toll in communities in every corner of our country, forcing far too many to endure heartbreak and tragedy," Pelosi said in a statement on Saturday.
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"I will immediately draft and introduce legislation to nullify these tariffs, and I urge my colleagues to pass it before this exercise in protectionism inflicts any more damage on the economy," Flake said in a statement.
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But when a crisis inflicts widespread harm -- on the 800,000 federal workers going without pay and on the rest of the country deprived of important services -- it's the news media's job to keep pointing that out.
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Here's what it would do, as Jeff Stein explained last month: Politicians in rural New York have long complained that their state's Medicaid expansion inflicts a heavy tax burden on local counties, driving up local property taxes.
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Judges will be tasked with determining whether the new ban is substantially different from the first one and whether it inflicts any immediate harm on states or individuals that could warrant a temporary halt on its implementation.
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The majority holds otherwise by ignoring the facts, misconstruing our legal precedent, and turning a blind eye to the pain and suffering the Proclamation inflicts upon countless families and individuals, many of whom are United States citizens.
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His fundamental decency has been so carefully established (even the detective questioning him knows this is no ordinary lug) that the medieval damage he inflicts with fists and feet seems, if not always justifiable, at least understandable.
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In a sport that has been grappling with the long-term brain damage that it inflicts on many of its players, Shazier's injury was a reminder of the catastrophic damage that can happen in the short-term.
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But some analysts believe any fresh measures to bring down debt levels may be on hold for now, as policymakers wait to see if a simmering trade dispute with the United States inflicts further pressure on the economy.
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We know what she's like by the time that One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Tree takes place; instead, we'll see her slow descent into moral ambiguity, and finally, into an amoral being who inflicts terror on her charges.
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It's noteworthy that despite the identity pieties that the media inflicts on the country 85033/7, a recent and massive new report revealed that popular revulsion against PCness and racial preferences in university admissions is on the rise.
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Because the epidemic is a medical emergency, he added, the most important thing governments can do to to ensure economic recovery is to prevent the virus from spreading more widely, even if it inflicts financial pain on companies.
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Our government should be focused on repairing the harms the border protection agency inflicts on border communities by reducing operations like intrusive interior checkpoints up to 100 miles from any border and by instituting reforms like body cameras.
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Years of heavy money printing has failed to accelerate inflation to the BOJ's price goal, forcing the central bank to maintain a massive stimulus programme despite the rising costs such as the pain it inflicts on financial institutions.
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It took just hours to begin witnessing the injury and suffering this ban inflicts on families that had every reason to believe they had outrun carnage and despotism in their homelands to arrive in a singularly hopeful nation.
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"Three martyrdom attacks inflicts at least 11 deaths and 41 injuries of the churches' guards and Christians in the city of Surabaya in East Java province in Indonesia," the agency said in a statement that gave no further details.
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The siblings are one of nine sets of twins identified in Brazil's Zika crisis, and scientists hope they can shed light on how the virus works generally and why it inflicts ruthless damage on some babies and not others.
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"The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development is cracking down on employee misclassification because it stifles our work force and inflicts a huge financial toll on our economy," Robert Asaro-Angelo, the department's commissioner, said in a statement.
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As the current shutdown shows, the extended closure of major portions of the U.S. government by one branch as leverage in a political fight inflicts unacceptable damage on the lives of Americans and on the very fabric of American democracy.
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This is the perfect encapsulation of the ruling Republican Party today: an uncompromising president who inflicts long-term damage to avoid the short-term humiliation, and a spineless leader of the Senate who stands by him every step of the way.
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He is, in many respects, the most special effect "Thor" has to offer, setting aside the inevitable free-for-all that, it should be noted, inflicts a higher quotient of carnage than parents tempted to bring younger kids might deem appropriate.
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In her study of the phenomenon, Dr. Kovarik found that bearded people might actually carry fewer germs than their clean-shaven counterparts — perhaps because the "micro-trauma" that shaving inflicts on the skin opens up space for bacteria to congregate.
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The board is currently split between reflationist-minded members like Kataoka, who sees room to ramp up stimulus, and those who are more worried about the rising cost of prolonged easing such as the strain it inflicts on financial institutions.
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Cruz filed a brief on behalf of a coalition of nine states — Texas, Alabama, Colorado, Idaho, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Washington — which supported Louisiana, and defended the brief in court, emphasizing the uniquely grave harm rape inflicts upon children.
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Compared to the devastation dementia eventually inflicts — the yearslong toll on family caregivers, the health care costs — how much of a triumph is it to be able to use a TV remote for a few additional months or a year?
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The United States and China agreed last week to hold high-level trade talks in early October, raising hopes that the two top global economies can de-escalate the tariff spat before it inflicts further damage on the global economy.
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"I think that this is terrorism, that (the government) inflicts on the people of the barrios so that the people do not come out and protest," says Carmen Elena Arroyo, an Orfavideh member who believes FAES members killed her son in 2018.
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Federal Judge James Robart entered a temporary restraining order against the executive order in favor of the states of Washington and Minnesota, who argued that it is unconstitutional, a violation of federal law, and inflicts irreparable harm on their economies, universities and people.
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"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.
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"There's almost this guilty feeling because I recognize the real suffering that measles inflicts, these children who are truly sick and are in the intensive care unit with pneumonia and without that support would certainly be in danger of dying," Dr. Ratner said.
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This pattern of attacks based on gender, race, and sexual orientation is upsetting not only for the trauma it inflicts on its individual targets but for the potential it has to stifle pop culture's slow evolution toward greater representation for people who aren't white men.
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The show assures viewers that the pain of on-air heartbreak might mean an opportunity to level up, to earn a hero's romantic journey by first getting dumped on TV. Being elevated to love object is a salve to the wound the show itself inflicts.
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Progressives ought to challenge this tactic both by calling it out by name and by more purposefully uniting people across both national borders and within our own communities in the struggle against an industry bent on profiting from the harm it inflicts across the globe.
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"So we want to be a country that inflicts further trauma on individuals who are experiencing intensive adversity and are seeking refuge and help in a neighboring nation?" asked Matlow, who has met with detained migrant children inside several of the largest migrant detention facilities.
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Yes, there is a segment of the base that lusts for impeachment regardless of the damage the process inflicts on the party, although most of them live in (and represent) districts that are safely Democratic and who therefore face little retribution for eviscerating Trump.
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"Even if a particular method of execution is not cruel and unusual to everyone, if it inflicts unusual pain on a specific inmate, that's a constitutional violation," said David Cole, the legal director of the ACLU, which filed an amicus brief in support of Bucklew.
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When Myanmar inflicts enormous suffering on the Rohingya—burns them in their homes, cuts the throats of their children, rapes and terrorises, sends 700,000 people fleeing to Bangladesh in only three weeks—and the government pays no penalty for this—what are we saying to the perpetrators?
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Viewed through this lens, the movies become something different altogether: Kevin is a vile sociopath, who not only is willing to use such measures, but delights in them, laughing as he gleefully inflicts pain and suffering on whatever non-rich he happens to come into contact with.
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The regulatory stranglehold Dodd-Frank inflicts on America's regional banks extends to dozens of new requirements that puts them at a tremendous disadvantage to their Wall Street counterparts, saps them of resources to lend, while passing higher costs on to their customers, if not eliminating services altogether.
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A source in the room for Friday's meeting, defending Sanders, told me she made a point of immediately saying Sadler's comment was wrong but her point was that these issues should be litigated internally and airing grievances through the press inflicts immense damage on the White House.
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Citing research, I.R.S. statistics and investigations by ProPublica, The Wall Street Journal and others, Mr. Ventry wrote that Free File is a "failed program" that "inflicts substantial harm on taxpayers" by confusing them, pushing them toward paid products and failing to fully protect their personal data.
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There are few spectacles in sports more riveting than watching a puncher, and "The Boss"—who inflicts concussive damage from close range—offers the same intoxicating thrill provided by the mightiest conquistadors, where each moment is fraught with danger because a bout can turn on a single blow.
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"We will no longer be complicit with a policy that intentionally inflicts misery on a vulnerable population without giving any thought to the horrific fallout," Bottoms said at the time, referring to the Trump administration's zero-tolerance immigration policy that led to family separations at the US–Mexico border.
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Rather, the problem is that it's still taboo to hold a mirror up to America to show that "the land of the free and the home of the brave" inflicts violence on its own citizens simply because they're black, and refuses to take responsibility for it, let alone provide redress.
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" She again drew upon that idea in her dissent on Tuesday, in which she accused the majority of "ignoring the facts, misconstruing our legal precedent and turning a blind eye to the pain and suffering the proclamation inflicts upon countless families and individuals, many of whom are United States citizens.
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Although there are similarities in rhetoric and policy between the two men, the damage that Bolsonaro inflicts on Brazil will be more severe and longer-lasting than Trump's assault on democratic norms in the U.S. Brazil has been a democracy for only three decades, and its political institutions are weak.
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She's also examined how the meatless meat industry — buoyed by interest from bullish investors — could help alleviate some of the biggest problems associated with conventional meat production, from the cruelty it inflicts on animals to the destruction of wildlife habitat it brings about to the role it plays in climate change.
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Because the sedative – a benzodiazepine known as midazolam – cannot sustain deep unconsciousness the way anesthesia can, it does not prevent the prisoner from experiencing either the feeling of suffocation that the second, paralyzing, drug inflicts, or the feeling of liquid fire that follows the large and fatal dose of the third heart-stopping drug.
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Connie's adventures on the lam in the ungentrified reaches of the outer borough unfold like a comedy of errors in which our scumbag hero inflicts a terrible orange-blonde bleach job on himself as a disguise and breaks into an amusement park to try to figure out where someone out of their mind on acid would hide cash.
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While PETA, the animal rights advocacy group, and the Animal Welfare Board of India hail the Court's ruling as a landmark success, citing the excessive harm that the practice inflicts on bulls, protests against the ban climaxed this week after tens of thousands of rural and urban Tamils came out in defense of the ancient Tamil tradition.
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" In the firm's worst-case scenario, the firm says in a new research note, "the US and eurozone would enter technical recessions in the first half of 21960… However, we find this would be followed by a rapid recovery so that such a worldwide pandemic inflicts a short, but very sharp, shock on the world economy.
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BECAUSE GM THINKS THEY ARE IN A MORE POWERFUL POSITION, LABOR THINKS IT IS IN A MORE POWERFUL – HOW DO YOU GET A MARKET-CLEARING COMPROMISE UNLESS EACH SIDE INFLICTS PAIN ON THE OTHER SO TO STABILIZE SO EACH COULD REALIZE THE STRENGTH AND WEAKNESS OF THEIR POSITION SO THEY CAN GET TO A POINT WHERE YOU CAN HAVE A MARKET-CLEARING SETTLEMENT.
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"Our goal is to shine a light on the family separation happening at the border and other points of entry into the United States and about the trauma that family separation inflicts on these children and their families and how wrong and, frankly un-American that is," said Shannon McClain, a marketing specialist from New York who has helped coordinate the campaign.
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"We are writing to request that the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) conduct a review of the actions that the Trump administration has taken to 'reduce the number of deaths and minimize the devastation the drug demand and opioid crisis inflicts upon American communities' since the October 22016, 210 declaration that the opioid crisis is a public health emergency," the senators wrote.
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Conservative columnist Bill Kristol, who has helped to spearhead the Never Trump movement, said on Friday that the GOP may have to be replaced after Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE inflicts irreparable damage.
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But what makes it especially threatening is that much of the public — well beyond the 40 percent of the electorate that has shown itself to be unshakable in its devotion to the president — seems to be slowly accommodating itself to its daily dose of the Trump reality show, accepting the rhetorical violence that Trump inflicts on basic standards of truth as the new normal.
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Your Sim meets and woos another Sim, they kiss 20 times to have a baby, that baby matures into an adolescent before your eyes, the clown painting in your house spawns an actual clown that inflicts depression on your family, so then you delete the clown painting, you can go on a beach vacation, and then you get bored and begin playing something else.
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To use just one show as an example, in the past, Game of Thrones has come under fire for using rape scenes as edgy scene-dressing; for focusing on the trauma rape inflicts on the survivor's male relatives rather than on the survivor herself; and for apparently writing, directing, and producing a graphic depiction of rape while under the impression that it was a depiction of consensual sex.
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According to a report by the Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR), in regions under its rule, the PYD inflicts persecution especially upon the Kurds, and commits human rights violations against civilians and documents that during the period from March, 2628 to the end of 28503, the military branch of the PYD (the YPG) arbitrarily arrested at least 22019 people, killed 41 women and 51 children, and forcefully recruited 1,876 children into the army.
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"Through unsolicited art performances in institutions that accept such sponsorship, we expose the ecological and social devastation that the fossil fuel industry inflicts on the planet, and lay bare the way these cultural institutions actively sanitize the reputation of companies like Royal Dutch Shell," a spokesperson for the group told Hyperallergic, Most recently, the group staged a protest performance, called "End the Fossil Fuel Age Now," at the Van Gogh Museum on June 9.
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Refusing wholesale to recognize the oversight authority of Congress in connection with impeachment – as President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE has admittedly and singularly done – inflicts severe damage to the system of checks and balances by infantilizing Congress to the exclusive benefit of the presidency.
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Apart from the violence, various other social issues are embedded in the story: the status of homosexuals as a vulnerable minority group in a heteronormative world, the class structure (the author's origin is working class), the endemic racism in France toward its large immigrant population (the pick-up's North African ancestry explains to the bigoted police all they need to know about the crime), and the merciless bureaucracy of law enforcement, which inflicts its own kind of violence on the author as he is made to tell the traumatic story over and over to different officers.
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