Sentence examples for willful abuse from inspiring English sources
Yaron Ezrahi, a political theorist who lectures military commanders, said they rejected the notion of willful abuse by their troops.
Mr. Mineo's case was different, Mr. Jackson said, because it involved the kind of "willful" abuse that federal prosecutors had not been able to find in the Bell case.
As Jonathan Lethem, an admirer, recently put it, he is "the perfect example of the kind of writer we're defiantly hopeful not to suffer in our midst anymore... the paradigm for a novelist's willful abuse of his credibility with readers, and a White Elephant par excellence".
That is the same Democratic Charter that regional diplomats are now citing to demand that Zelaya be returned to power despite his willful abuses of the "separation of powers" enshrined in that document.
Sometimes a parent will abuse a child because of a perceived personality flaw -- the child is too meek or too willful -- or sometimes for no reason at all, said Gail B. Nayowith, executive director of Citizens Committee for Children off New York.
"Pipestone System does not condone any type of willful animal abuse," the company said in a statement obtained by HuffPost.
In a ruling early in the school's lawsuit, Judge Rafael Ongkeko found that the recordings likely violated state law and fined Hudson's legal team $7,000 for "willful discovery abuse". Hudson is required to delete any social media posts referencing the litigation, according to the settlement, and barred from applying for jobs at any California State University.
"Willful self-abuse" was epidemic, its author announced, and without the aid of commercially available medical remedies, the prognosis for victims was dire.
"Willful misconduct and abuse cannot and will not be tolerated".
L. 101 508 substituted "a result of the veteran's own willful misconduct or abuse of alcohol or drugs" for "the result of the veteran's own willful misconduct".
Knowing, willful neglect or abuse of any creature by any other is unethical.
