Sentence examples for case of deliberate from inspiring English sources

Or, as with the "New Nixon," is it a case of deliberate hype and wishful thinking?

Gaza, however, is not simply a case of economic under-development but a uniquely cruel case of deliberate de-development.

John Jackson, a spokesman for ADASS and also the director for social and community services in Oxfordshire, said he has never come across a case of deliberate deprivation.

"I don't think there is any doubt that Tony's remarks were a classic case of deliberate destabilisation," he told Sky News.

The judge said the bombs, which were packed with nails in order to maximise injuries, were a "really exceptional case of deliberate, multiple murder".

In 2009, a federal appeals court ruled in favor of the players union, saying the seizure was "an obvious case of deliberate overreaching by the government".

Nevertheless, WellPoint agreed to stop canceling policies, except in cases of deliberate fraud, as of May 1, before the law required.

The only exception to the rule of round breathings in this type of manuscript is in cases of deliberate archaism such as practiced by Demetrius Triclinius.

The court said the settlement ignored aspects of Swiss banking secrecy rules, including safeguards that prevent the government from handing over files to foreign tax authorities except in cases of deliberate fraud.

According to the court, the deal ignored aspects of Swiss banking secrecy rules, including safeguards that prevent the government from handing over files to foreign tax authorities except in cases of deliberate fraud.

The whip is used chiefly to reinforce the leg aid for control, to command attention, and to demand obedience, but it can be used as a punishment in cases of deliberate rebellion.