Sentence examples for making knowingly from inspiring English sources

I cannot say that freedom of thought and worship includes freedom to procure money by making knowingly false statements about one's religious experiences.

It further states that a woman quoted in both versions of the story had neither been "upset" nor "bewildered" and claims that the Mail had been "misleading and unfair" by accusing Rowling of "making knowingly false statements".

"Mistakes while citing sources were in no way made knowingly," Mr. Pröfrock said in a statement.

The weight of all that should be sufficient to make knowingly patronizing such businesses unethical.

The statement in question must be flatly false, made knowingly and about something important.

Under our law, to establish liability for misstatements when the board is not seeking shareholder action, shareholder plaintiffs must show that the misstatement was made knowingly or in bad faith.

The court ruled unanimously that two advocacy groups could challenge an Ohio law that makes it a crime to make knowingly or recklessly false statements about political candidates that are intended to help elect or defeat them.

The bill offered a pathway to citizenship to roughly 2.7 million people who had been living in the United States without permission, set in motion an era of tighter controls at the border and made knowingly hiring undocumented people a crime.

Former chief Atesiano pleaded guilty Sept. 14 to conspiring to deprive people of civil rights while admitting that he directed subordinate officers to make knowingly false arrests to clear unsolved burglaries.

Green Group's suit alleges that the Black Belt Citizens group used its website and Facebook page "in a false and malicious manner" and that the group's leaders, Esther Calhoun and Benjamin Eaton, made "knowingly false" statements about the site.

But this was not because of the killing itself, but because Whitehouse was alleged to have made knowingly misleading comments afterwards - the charge of which Blair has been exonerated.