Wilfully

Depending on how you look at it, smaller countries can be said to have been either wilfully used as pawns, or just inadvertently caught between the powers, as collateral damage.

He was found guilty of wilfully promoting hatred against women last August.

He was interviewed under caution on Thursday (July 20) and admitted wilfully obstructing a policing support officer acting in the execution of their duty.

Kirklees’ Tories had previously urged the councillor to resign, accusing him of “wilfully misleading” the council through his handling of the case with former councillor Fazila Loonat.

McDonald pleaded guilty at Glasgow Sheriff Court to wilfully neglecting and exposing the child in a manner likely to cause her unnecessary suffering or injury to health.

Subsequently Pakistan wilfully waged a war against us in the year 1965.

Wilfully raising the hopes of the people through marketing sophistry is to do incalculable damage to their psyche.

A MAN who "wilfully failed" to give a sample after being pulled over by police has lost his licence.

Carrington’s Iris Tree on a Horse, showing her actress pal forging ahead on a silver charger, is both brilliantly jaunty and wilfully cack-handed, just like Rose Wylie’s nearby of the actress Billie Piper.

His wife also denies acting "wilfully" in failing to summon medical help, claiming Abiyah's body was buried in the hope he might be "born again" and not in order to hide the death from the authorities.

She admitted one charge of wilfully obstructing a police officer in his duty at Queen’s Road police station in Bridgend on March 13.

Support systems for the most vulnerable break down with shocking consequences and governments and institutions can be wilfully ignorant to it.

The damage was awarded after the court determined that Dave wilfully and deliberately violated an earlier injunction order issued by the court, prohibiting her from singing or using the song in any way or manner.

The defendant has been evasive and has wilfully neglected and failed to pay the balance due to the plaintiff.

A fourth charge of wilfully or recklessly destroying property by smashing cups and a window and tearing a baby gate from a wall is also denied by the accused.

But an India that is perceived as bigoted, with a government that, intoxicated by intolerant majoritarianism, is wilfully driving sectarian wedges between its people, can forget about the global embrace on which its future depends.

Dr Opuni and Mr Agongo are facing 27 charges, including defrauding by false pretences, wilfully causing financial loss to the state, money laundering, corruption by public officer and contravention of the Public Procurement Act.

Some of them turned hostile when asked about their travel history and wilfully violated quarantine guidelines set by the health department.

The hypocrisy of Republic Day celebrations by BJP led government that’s wilfully desecrated & violated Indian Constitution isn’t lost on anyone.

Where it is proven that an aspiring member of parliament wilfully breached the anti-corruption law, Mitchell believes the Integrity Commission should have a role to play to ensure that individual is barred from facing the electorate.