Sentence examples for wilful changes from inspiring English sources
Hough had to submit to their wilful changes of speed and articulation, and at times, he was taken to the limits of his virtuosity and stamina to keep up with them.
It seemed unlikely that such a startling and seemingly wilful change of direction would last.
It would have been wilful of Colfer not to acknowledge the changes that have taken place in our, the allegedly real, world since Adams's first book was published 30 years ago – the internet and, in general, our far greater sophistication with computers – so he's unafraid to bandy about talk of downstreaming and uploading.
The British Medical Association BMAA) has criticised plans to make "wilful neglect" a criminal offence under NHS changes.
Furthermore, those who imagine that bombing Iran would somehow lead to regime change are merely confirming the almost wilful ignorance displayed by the Bush administration when it comes to the Middle East.
The original law - last changed in 1933, only refers to "wilful" physical abuse.
And why should they not climate change is the most expensive case of wilful property damage in all history.Tom YurkiwTorontoSIR – You say that the air and water of America is cleaner now than in 1970 and therefore conclude that our environment is in good shape.
Wilful neglect will be made a criminal offence in England and Wales under NHS changes next week following the Mid Staffordshire and other care scandals.
The All Blacks make a habit on tour of dominating the third quarter of a match: trailing 14-11 athehe interval, they emerged for the second period with a perceptible change of mood, like a parent getting tough having initially indulged a wilful child.
Government plans to make "wilful neglect" by doctors and nurses a criminal offence are only a small part of the changes required to improve standards, a patient safety charity has said.
The Department of Health (DH) said the change would close a loophole whereby at present in law ill-treatment or wilful neglect can only occur in certain settings, such as in mental health institutions where the person lacks mental capacity.
