| They include incendiaries, poison gases, herbicides and other types of chemical substances that can kill, maim or temporarily incapacitate. |
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| They kill and maim people and are too afraid to take the consequences of their actions. |
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| He said it made sense to swap the deer for the geese, since the male deer at the zoo would fight among themselves and kill or maim each other. |
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| The social compact underpinning any society is that citizens are not permitted to kill or maim their fellows. |
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| A civilized species does not kill, maim, butcher, blow up, whatever you want to call it. |
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| There are many more people who helped me, but they'll probably maim me for life if I were to mention their names. |
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| And I don't think any player goes on the field to deliberately hurt or maim someone. |
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| There is to us an all-embracing moderation linked to the delights of our weather, which rarely succumbs to the outbursts of violence that maim people and flatten buildings. |
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| They deliberately went out to kill and maim innocent people. |
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| Not only does the noise go on for hours but these infernal machines kill or maim thousands of hedgehogs, frogs and fledglings every spring and summer. |
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| Bombs not only throw off shrapnel themselves, they create lots of deadly flying debris, including flying glass from broken windows, that can kill and maim. |
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| It is not acceptable or ethical that we are providing jobs or making money with things that kill, maim and injure people. |
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| Second, I understood that the main aim of landmines is not to kill but to maim, and this makes this moral issue so loaded. |
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| They have been bullying the mainland into continuing retreat and concessions whilst they continue to maim kill and execute people in the province. |
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| Even long after the cessation of hostilities, these weapons can still kill and maim. |
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| Lying in wait: mines like these, which litter Afghanistan, kill or maim an average of 60 Afghans every month. |
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| Anti-personnel landmines continue to kill or maim indiscriminately long after wars have finished. |
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| We can use our jaws for purposes other than to maim or threaten our adversaries. |
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| Do not take this as a castigatory remark designed to wound and maim. |
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| Usually they are meant to maim civilians who work in the fields and children. |
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| Suicide attacks are intended to kill and maim innocent people and inflict extensive property damage. |
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| And workers who are still at work in the smelter need to know that their workplace will not kill or maim them. |
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| Those mines continue to claim the lives of civilians and to injure and maim them. |
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| The horrifying thing is that, while there is never enough money to educate people, there always seems to be plenty of money around the world for arms to kill and maim them. |
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| Drug manufacturers and carmakers are not treated kindly by the justice system when they knowingly release products that have a tendency to maim and kill their customers. |
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| Although the work is far from finished, the foreigners are being asked to leave. Unexploded bombs maim or kill over 200 people a year, and prevent the cultivation of vast areas of land. |
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| Some are invisible and maim without warning. |
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| The problem: Switzerland: Landmines maim and take lives. |
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| These devices kill and maim many Vietnamese people each year. |
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| It cannot include the right to deliberately kill or maim civilians. |
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| It is not normal for men and women to want to get up in the morning and strap bombs to themselves or to their children and set out to kill and maim. |
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| It is a well-known fact that small arms and light weapons maim and kill hundreds of thousands of people every year, create fear and insecurity, divert resources needed elsewhere and hinder post-conflict recovery. |
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| They become child soldiers who are forced to kill and maim. |
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| These weapons can kill or maim decades after the end of conflict. |
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| They acknowledged, however, that because the public transport sector was frequented by large numbers of people, it was often singled out as a target for terrorist attacks aiming to maim or kill. |
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| At a time when warfare technologies can kill and maim an unprecedented number of civilians, current UN capacity to avert violent conflict is woefully inadequate, particularly in gathering and analysing early warning data. |
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| Unexploded ordnance, particularly cluster munitions, continues to maim and kill civilians in southern Lebanon, with an average of two civilian casualties per month. |
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| A protection order makes it an offence should anyone kill, injure, capture, maim, or cause harm or distress to the tortoise. |
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| It was common for a bull to maim or kill several dogs at such an event, either by goring, tossing, or trampling. |
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| Men would maim themselves to avoid the press gangs, while many deserted at the first opportunity. |
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| The hind legs can also be used to kill or maim with devastating effect. |
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