Sentence examples for order deliberately from inspiring English sources

"This is partly due to his own limitations as an actor, but partly also to script and direction which, with a quite unscrupulous dishonesty, require him to behave in a blatantly 'guilty' manner in order deliberately to mislead the audience".

It caused a flurry of media interest earlier this year because of protests at the inclusion of a clause in the draft human fertilisation and embryo bill that was explicitly designed to "prevent similar situations to cases, outside the UK, where positive selection of deaf donors in order deliberately to result in a deaf child have been reported".

They say Obama's unilateral action by executive order deliberately skirts the law.

These were rejected by a district judge this February, who found they had been "fabricated" in order to deliberately "frustrate contact" between Ethan and his father.

He said the comptroller's office had ignored "reams of backup detail" provided by the city in order to "deliberately misrepresent the facts".

In his written judgment, which ran to more than 80 pages, Mr Justice Lindsay rejected the shareholders' claim that Mr Byers had sought to engineer Railtrack's demise in order to deliberately damage their interests.

Eiermann himself seems to have been wrestling with angels as he worked on the design, with a kind of ambivalence that both approached and avoided pat resolutions, in order to deliberately sustain, and not so easily settle, its inherent tensions.

The judgments detail cases that have been "neglectfully prepared"; an instance where a court order was deliberately and contemptuously not performed; children left to "drift" in care without any defined permanence plan, and parents' consent to their child being looked after having been coercively obtained, or even, in two recent cases, not obtained at all.

The excerpt was a brutal one: it dealt with what Mr. King characterized as Mr. Geffen's humiliation of the wife of Mo Ostin, a top record executive, in order to deliberately break off his friendship with Mr. Ostin so that he could win favorable terms in a deal that would eventually make him a billionaire.

As Nato's campaign continues in Libya, Tripoli has been accused of staging events in order to deliberately mislead the media.

Hamilton won the race but Rosberg, who came second, accused his team-mate of not going as fast as he could in order to deliberately back him up into third-placed Sebastian Vettel, of Ferrari.