Sentence examples for stop wilfully from inspiring English sources

"There is now a growing chorus of voices urging the government to stop wilfully misrepresenting medical research on weekend mortality and conflating contract reform with plans for a seven-day NHS".

When people critique the book on literary grounds, or on the basis that it legitimises domestic abuse, they are wilfully stopping their ears to 10.6 million women's indomitable horniness.

Jones's buses became one of the key pop images – "I did about five or six and then thought I was getting a bit locked into it and so wilfully stopped, although these days I wish I had another 10 in the cupboard" – and he found himself absorbed into the arts scene.

It is an offence to be present in a protected place without permission, and to wilfully fail to stop after being challenged by a police officer or unlawfully refuse to submit to a search.

It soon became a term that could mean whatever you wanted it to, from "anti-fashion" to "wilfully anonymous", but that didn't stop journalists, academics and businesses from picking it up: as interest peaked in May and June, the beleaguered people at K-Hole were fielding up to 50 inquiries a week.

The wonder of global capitalism is such that not even a government as bone-headedly, wilfully stupid as that led by David Cameron will be able to stop growth returning eventually.

Reider, who takes the drug to treat her chronic pain condition, told Stuff the Government was "wilfully misinterpreting the complexity of US law" and the move was a "barbaric and deliberate attempt to stop sick people in pain from getting their medicine".

Grayling accused his critics of "wilfully stoking up misconceptions", seeking to damage "those whose offending behaviour it is that we are trying to stop".

Others were presented as defaulting out of entitlement, wilfully abusing their contractual rights without living up to their responsibilities "because if one feels that they want to stop treatment they do so": Before people had rights, patients used to do the right things and you wouldn't fight or argue with them, everything was nice (female auxiliary nurse, 53, TB services, urban site 2).

"Stop, stop".

Dole stopped using the song, but other politicians either didn't get the memo or wilfully ignored it... keep reading.