Sentence examples for willfully deceiving from inspiring English sources
In 2012 Bill joined the class-action lawsuit brought by more than four thousand former players against the N.F.L. for willfully deceiving them about the effects of concussions and collisions endured on the field and promoting, as the complaint put it, a "culture in which playing hurt or with an injury is both expected and acclaimed in a mythical gladiator world".
Companies that willfully deceive the public are particularly vulnerable, said Annie Leonard, executive director of Greenpeace USA.
What's less debatable are the unethical extensions of that behavior, the treatment of his teammates and his willingness to perpetuate a conspiracy that willfully deceived his supporters.
Were Elop and Ihamuotila just being corporate cheerleaders, or were they engaged in a plan to willfully deceive and defraud their shareholders?
GREGORY: Even those who were critical of him and the Army say they don't think he willfully deceived anyone.
Because the Romney campaign has willfully deceived people about Obama's actual argument, Team Obama Re-Elect has to redouble its efforts to make their position clear.
called last week for an investigation into Secure Communities to determine whether DHS willfully deceived the public on the nature of the program.
Unlike in a typical criminal probe, lawyers say that in a politically charged congressional setting - often involving many exchanges among officials, their staff and witnesses - it can be difficult to prove a key element in any perjury prosecution: that the person knowingly and willfully deceived.
He willfully deceives a mark into handing over his trust under false pretenses.
