As part of a "disturbing pattern of willful disregard" for the law, Brittan also forged forms to authorize switching customers' service, the commission said.
Lord Monckton said the incidents reflected a pattern of willful misrepresentation by scientists with financial and professional interests that render them unsuitable to give neutral advice.
The Smithsonian, which a study panel of Latino professionals condemned in 1994 for "a pattern of willful neglect" toward Hispanic culture, signed its first major affiliation agreement with the Museo Alameda, agreeing to loan treasures from its vast Washington holdings.
As an incentive for Microsoft to comply with the terms of the decree, however, the court specifically reserves the right to extend the term of the decree for up to two years upon a finding that Microsoft has engaged in a pattern of willful and systemic violation of the court's decree.
We've been getting a fresh and galling peek into that with the court-compelled release of documents from the Los Angeles Archdiocese, which engaged in a pattern of willful blindness and outright cover-up so egregious that the current archbishop, José Gomez, took the shocking step last week of publicly reprimanding his predecessor, Cardinal Roger Mahony.
The assistant US attorney wrote that the totality of what Glenn did "was not a single mistake, but rather an elaborate pattern of willful and egregious criminal acts spanning several years".
Timothy R. Stevens of the Greater Yellowstone Coalition, an environmental group in Bozeman, calls it "a pattern of seemingly willful violations". Responds Blixseth: "We have 22 square miles and the alleged disturbances are on less than 3 acres.
Others report cultivating and honing a willful prescience through practice.
The eventual transition in conceptions of heaven from a willful deity to the causal patterns of nature was possible because heaven was never separate from those patterns.
Beyond the apparent inability to detect any pattern, a question of willful negligence has been raised.
