Sentence examples similar to driving deliberately from inspiring English sources

Mr. Seaton said the authority had no evidence that operators were deliberately driving more slowly.

On Wednesday he was placed under detention there on suspicion of deliberately driving into the riders.

But central banks that cut short-term interest rates are not routinely accused of deliberately driving their currencies down.

The Turkish authorities are being accused of deliberately driving out the Roma in the name of town planning.

But the defendants denied the existence of any plan to harm pedestrians and the driver of the Mazda, Beckford, denied deliberately driving into the victims.

The Financial Conduct Authority has ordered an independent review into allegations that Royal Bank of Scotland is deliberately driving small business customers to the brink of collapse to bolster its profits.

Clarkson and his team are accused of deliberately driving cars with licence plates calculated to offend Argentinians because they referred to the 1982 Falklands conflict.

In America the administration is coming under pressure from Congress to ensure that the pact contains clauses on "currency manipulation", mainly because of a suspicion that Japan is deliberately driving down the yen in order to favour exports.

Deliberately driving into a rival to gain an advantage or out of revenge is a no-no, even if several examples from the times of Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher come to mind.

Video of the killing showed a motorist deliberately driving over her head and then dragging her behind his car, but the driver is apparently one of several suspects not apprehended.

The FCA bosses also revealed they had received complaints about RBS's Global Restructuring Group GRGG) before Tomlinson's report accused the division of deliberately driving small firms out of business for its own gain.