Sentence examples for willfully neglect from inspiring English sources
Mr. McCain's measure would also increase, to $15 million from $800,000, the civil fines that the government may impose on automakers that willfully neglect to tell the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration about safety defects.
The boilerplate language on the charge against Ms. Exum, which was reported Wednesday by The Daily News, states that she "did willfully neglect or refuse to report a death" and "without written order from a medical examiner did willfully touch, remove or disturb the body of such person".
The border economy is driven by a number of sketchy players, from the U.S. multinationals that that control the factories, to the subcontractors that maintain plant facilities, to government officials whom activists condemn for willfully neglect eroding working conditions.
Jailed for six months; Kelvin Fore, 33, pleaded guilty to one charge of willfully neglecting a patient.
Six month suspended sentence plus 200 hours of unpaid work; Appoo, 59, admitted three charges of willfully neglecting a patient.
A hit that big could only come were a court to find that BP was grossly negligent in causing the spill (i.e., the company willfully neglected the use of reasonable care required to avoid grave injury).
Reports as to whether Won actively directed the campaign or just "willfully neglected" it are mixed, but it's clear that he acted with the intention to influence the election.
As it did while New Orleans drowned downstream from a willfully neglected levee system, our most potentially effective counter-force dithers on the other side of the world, in the wrong Gulf.
In fact it is so serious that if a man willfully neglects to don tefillin just one day out of a year, it is as if he has neglected the commandment for that entire year.
The school board issued a simultaneous statement that her decision "is purely voluntary and not based on any violation of any provision of the law, neglect of duty or willfully disobeying any decision, order or policy".
