Sentence examples for deliberately incurring from inspiring English sources

Uefa has also announced a new suspension for players deliberately incurring yellow cards in European competition.

It was even less clear that the consequences were calculated and deliberately incurred as giving sound value for money.

"Psychotic and dangerous, this book encourages parents to lower the burden of overpopulation by having their child deliberately incur a horrifying and frequently fatal disease," found a third.

Mourinho has been banned from the touchline for two Uefa competition matches – the second of which is suspended for three years – with the club fined €120,000 (£100,000) after the two players seemed to deliberately incur second bookings, therefore wiping out previous cautions ahead of the Champions League knockout stage.

Last January, five days after the birth of her daughter, Zohra, by caesarean section, Dati was back at work, desperately trying to cling onto her job and incurring the wrath of French feminists who felt she was deliberately undermining their campaign for the extension of maternity rights.

Not without incurring some political risk.

Avoid incurring debit card fees.

Above all, stop incurring new debt.

Some rationale must be provided by any society that deliberately chooses to continue to incur these costs.

Mr Janousek was arrested on suspicion of deliberately running over a woman with his car while drunk, which could incur a jail term of up to 10 years.

That atrocity incurred worldwide opprobrium.