Sentence examples for knowingly pursued from inspiring English sources

Cavendish wrote: "On some occasions athletes (and national Paralympic committees/national governing bodies) are thought to have knowingly pursued classifications that they know to be incorrect, simply to gain a competitive advantage.

It can now be revealed that Cavendish said the majority of athletes who had been entered into the wrong Paralympic classification had done nothing wrong, but that others were "thought to have knowingly pursued classifications that they know to be incorrect, simply to gain a competitive advantage".

Such companies do not simply ignore the social implications of their actions; they knowingly pursue strategies that will be harmful.

After the article had been published, Loyola said that it did not knowingly pursue people who had already made commitments to other colleges; while some of the students the university called had made such commitments, the university said that upon on learning that, it ceased contact with them.

The example can be spelled out in such a way that it seems clear that the agent is wholly rational, in his actions and attitudes, as he knowingly pursues this bifurcated attack on his disjunctive goal (but see Yaffe 2010 for skepticism about this claim).

"If the driver knowingly left the scene of a crash in which someone was injured, then the driver has committed a crime and that should be pursued," Mr. Vaccaro said.

Prosecutors also could pursue evidence that executives knowingly awarded bonuses to themselves and colleagues based on overly optimistic valuations of mortgage assets — in effect, creating illusory profits that were wiped out by subsequent losses on the same assets.

For if they are knowingly and voluntary choosing not to pursue claims that the law has made available to them, then, on a wrongs-and-redress theory, there is nothing at all wrong with the tort system.

At the same time he has concluded that he cannot prove beyond a reasonable doubt in court that her statements were "knowingly false," and therefore will not pursue criminal charges against her.

Speaking at the Conservative Party conference, British Home Secretary Amber Rudd announced several new measures including proposals to deport EU citizens for minor crimes and extending powers to pursue landlords and employers who knowingly employ or rent to illegal immigrants.

"We will pursue those who seek to gain by knowingly allowing others to abuse this program".