Examples of using Wilfully in English and their translations into Chinese
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The Special Rapporteur might elaborate further on situations in which the affected State did not fulfil that role and wilfully refused offers of assistance.
Boyce and Leggatt, who both hail from Manselton in Swansea, Wales, were arrested and admitted wilfully giving false information regarding a registration of a birth.
Your headline,'3,000 doctors putting patients on'death lists''(Thursday 18 October) is wilfully misleading.
Your influence, sir, is evidently potent with him: he will never set you at defiance or wilfully injure you.".
If Japan acts wilfully despite advice to the contrary, China will take further actions, and Japan must accept full responsibility for all the severe consequences.
(b) The union wilfully contravenes provisions of the Act after being officially warned by the Registrar, or its officers wilfully fail to comply with provisions of the Act;
Public bodies and officials who wilfully obstruct access to information must be held accountable and, when appropriate, sanctioned.
Fines may also be levied against employers who wilfully neglect or refuse to pay an eligible employee the minimum wage, or who fail to keep the required records.
We are opposed to any attempt to wilfully interpret the resolutions or to take actions that exceed those mandated by the resolutions.
Anyone who wilfully causes any of the disasters listed in the preceding articles of this chapter shall be sentenced to one to three years' imprisonment.
Prosecutors also claim that between similar dates, the pair wilfully ill-treated or neglected Liam.
(b) with respect to an encrypted program-carrying satellite signal, wilfully.
If the rules on restraining are wilfully infringed, the person subjected to restraining may be put to pre-trial detention or fined, if the former step is unnecessary.
Wilfully setting on fire any house etc. no person being present and provided the fire could not communicate to a place where a person is present: 2 to 4 years imprisonment;
Under some national laws, that maximum amount may not apply in cases where the non-governmental entity caused the damage wilfully or in some cases negligently.
A further example is the intentional actions that can lead to starvation, notably through the raiding of food, the destruction of harvests or wilfully impeding the distribution of relief supplies.
You will have the opportunity for a future and a second chance- something you wilfully deprived Ana Kriégel of,” he said.
For computer-related copyright and trademark infringement, countries most usually reported the application of general criminal offences for acts committed wilfully and on a commercial scale.
Under the Geneva Conventions of 1949, it was a grave breach to kill prisoners of war or protected persons wilfully or to sentence them without fair and regular trial rights.
(Ii) threatening, humiliating, beating exam staff or otherwise wilfully obstructs the examination staff carry out their duties, seriously disturbing the order of examination;