Sentence examples for wilfully damaged from inspiring English sources

A: If the bike is wilfully damaged or stolen while in your possession you will be charged £300.

"As a last resort councils also need effective, proportionate powers to take action against households or businesses which persistently or wilfully damage the local environment".

We know this of any prospective flare-ripper: either he (and invariably it will be a he) is a) an attention-seeking idiot or somebody that wilfully desires to damage football, acting outside the knowledge of active supporter groups; or b) somebody known to supporter groups either tacitly or knowingly encouraged to challenge or embarrass the governing body.

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

But in awarding triple damages of $1,500 per call for wilfully violating that law, US district judge Alvin Hellerstein said "a responsible business" would have tried harder to find Perez and address the problem.

He said the trial would take place in three stages - liability, damages, and whether the patent was infringed by Apple wilfully, which could lead to enhanced penalties.

If a company is judged to have "wilfully" violated intellectual property in the face of requests to cease, damages can be three times as high.

But the damage was done, confirming that the guru-like composer is often wilfully out of touch with his planet.

A jury in San Jose sided with Apple in finding that Samsung had "wilfully" copied bits of the iPhone and iPad and awarded it $1 billion in damages.

In the US a court can increase damages by up to three times if the accused is found to have wilfully infringed an intellectual property.

Mourinho's wilfully confrontational style, in an environment which demands ceaseless evolution rather than convulsive revolution, exacerbates emotional damage and creates unnecessary problems.