Sentence examples for willfully use from inspiring English sources

We are taught that we are guilty by gender and possess, and willfully use, our seductive powers to taunt and encourage men to rape.

Or willfully used its "touch ID fingerprint sensor"?

But federal prosecutors and FBI agents determined there wasn't enough evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Manney willfully used unreasonable force against Hamilton.

b) Google willfully failed to use its reasonable best efforts to complete the deal or otherwise willfully breached the requirements in the agreement to obtain antitrust approval.

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).

A kitchen that had seemed willfully strange began to use strangeness as a key to unlock sensations and emotions.

The jury also asked for the definitions of legal phrases like "knowingly and willfully," which the indictment used in a charge that Mr. Schwarz conspired with Mr. Volpe to violate Mr. Louima's civil rights by injuring him in the 1997 attack.

(Rosen, somewhat sullenly, now claims that the way conservatives are using his piece "willfully misreads" it and that "Of course, Judge Sotomayor should be confirmed". Of course, he is willfully misreading his own piece by claiming that it was just about her temperament and not her intellect — but enough about that).

Many criminal statutes include a specific requirement of intention, typically using words like "willfully" or "knowingly" in the definition of the crime.

In the complaint, Chooseco says Netflix "used the mark willfully and intentionally to capitalize on viewers' nostalgia for the original book series from the 1980s and 1990s.

"Defendant Lam willfully and without authorization has used Apple's trademarks in connection with the sale of his 'White iPhone 4 Conversion Kits'," Apple said.