Sentence examples for willingly performed from inspiring English sources

As for the fraud-protection policies offered by the banks, they tend only to protect card holders from unauthorized use of their cards---not from transactions willingly performed with a crook disguised as a legitimate operation.

Even more ridiculous: the Star's reporter Peter Small described Doodnaught shoving his dick in the patient's mouth as if she had willingly "performed oral sex on the doctor and he fondled her breasts... saying he would later 'give her a good fuck.'" She performed oral sex?

Lucas may have directed some of the second unit work personally as the shooting threatened to go over schedule; this is a function Lucas had willingly performed on previous occasions when he had only officially been producing a film (e.g. More American Graffiti, Raiders of the Lost Ark).

They would hold their positions and willingly perform such tasks as delivering ammunition to machine guns.

Individual workers needed to willingly perform discrete operations as opposed to whole jobs.

Understand the value of teamwork, and enthusiastically and willingly perform as necessary to help the hospital function as a unit.

And we need to protect children and stabilize family relationships, as Murphy suggests, by broadening our definition of "father" to include men who willingly perform fatherlike roles in a child's life, and who, with informed consent, have accepted the responsibilities of fatherhood.

We must eliminate the ignorant belief that circuses are filled with happy animals that willingly perform.

Engaged employees, who willingly perform beyond what is set out in their job description, are perceived as the new source of competitive advantage.

This review supports this relevance by identifying some of the factors of trust that motivate workers to willingly perform their duties and strengthen the bidirectional provider patient trust relationship.

Each horse was ridden according to its individual level of training so it would perform willingly without resistance to the rider.