"He is deliberately and wilfully abusing his position".
Every one of us, I am sure, knows of instances where these rights have been ignored by someone in authority; where they have been deliberately set aside to secure some greater goal; where they have been wilfully abused in the pursuit of prejudice and discrimination.
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).
The Oxford report differs from the previous inquiry into child sexual exploitation in Rotherham, in which authorities were found to have wilfully ignored the abuse of 1,400 children.
Although they both fitted beautifully into the landscape, they were somewhat chaotic, and wilfully aggressive in the abuse of structure.
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.
Are they really claiming that the state, after all that we have learned over the past few years, is still so wilfully blind to the nature of child abuse that it might threaten official secrets prosecutions in order to stifle the truth?
And in a country where there is universal support for the royal commission into institutional responses to child sexual abuse, we are happy to remain wilfully ignorant of it in immigration detention.
The Human Centipede 2 not only thrusts it under our noses; it forces us to contemplate losing control of it to a malign outsider who wilfully subjects us to the most extreme forms of alimentary abuse.
The new plans, which are going out to consultation, involve making it a criminal offence to wilfully neglect those at risk of, and victims of, child sexual abuse.
