"We are elated with the Court's Final Judgement of $439 million in that not only did it affirm the jury's verdict of $1.20 per infringing iPhone, iPad and Mac Product, but also added for willful infringement, interest and attorney fees.
The widespread loss of vision combined with willful self-interest can cause everyone to lose all hope in this world.
In his suit he asked for three hundred and fifty million dollars in lost profits, multiplied by three — the maximum penalty for willful infringement — plus interest and costs, for a total of $1.6 billion.
For Johnson, this willful lack of interest in policy and facts is no more an aberration, a bad moment of television, than it is in the case of Trump.
These, the willful ignorers, are what interest the South African journalist Jonny Steinberg about the gravest medical crisis his country has experienced: AIDS.
Yet the film leaves an impression of misprogramming, condescension, and even willful omission, in the interest of producing a particular image of the Newport Festival and, above all, of jazz over all — an image that corresponds with a skewed image of the United States itself.
Sometimes the fight is messy; but willful presidents with the national interest at their back usually win out.
"What she did is predictable when the person at the top of your organization has this willful disregard of conflicts of interest and ethical standards," he said.
Is Wills's blindness willful?
With regard to agency, Vasubandhu again redescribes the structure under consideration in this case, the act/agent structure as a unitary, causal line: "From recollection there is interest; from interest consideration; from consideration willful effort; from willful effort vital energy; and from that, action.
