10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WILFULLY»
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wilfully in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
wilfully and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Supranational Criminal Prosecution of Sexual Violence: The ...
conviction principle, the grave breach of inhuman treatment was upheld and the
violation of the laws or customs of war of cruel treatment dismissed.118 2.1.2
Wilfully causing great suffering, or serious injury to body or health In Article ...
Anne-Marie de Brouwer, 2005
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Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
Duty by in the Manner herein-before directed, or shall refuse or wilfully neglect
Peace or to provide or prepare the " Jurors Book " or " Special Jurors Book "
Town Clerk, within the Time or in the Manner and Form herein-before prescribed,
...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1855
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The public statute laws of the state of Connecticut: ...
If any person shall wilfully and malicious- aiiy woods, ly set on fire, or cause to be
set on fire, any woods, or forest, or any stack, or stacks of hay, or grain, so as
thereby to occasion injury to any other person ; or shall injuring public wilfully and
...
Connecticut, John Beach, Thomas Clap Perkins, 1839
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Bills, Public: Six Volumes. Vol. VI
nor less than Twenty Shillings, to be imposed by and at the Discretion of the said
Barrister holding any such Court as aforesaid. <" to '" Registration and Appeal,
LXVI. And be it enacted, That any Clerk of any Union who ma^~Qon. shall wilfully
...
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A Complete Practical Treatise on Criminal Procedure, ...
In Vermont, it is enacted that every person, who shall wilfully and maliciously
burn the dwelling-house of another, or any other building, or shall wilfully and
maliciously set fire to any building owned by himself, by means of which the life of
any ...
John Frederick Archbold, Sir John Jervis, William Newland Welsby, 1860
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The Act to Amend the Law for the Registration of Voters: ...
wilfully refuse or neglect, when duly required by summons under the hand of any
revising barrister to attend before such barrister at any court to be bolden as
aforesaid, according to the exigency of such summons, shall, upon proof before
him ...
Charles Grevile Prideaux, 1843
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Bills, Public: Four Volumes
Power to And be it Enacted, That any Overseer of any parish or township 30 who
shall wilfully refuse or neglect to make out any list; or who shall for neglect of
wilfully neglect to insert therein the name of any person who shall have given due
...
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The Public General Acts
If any clerk of the peace shall refuse or wilfully neglect to cause a sufficient
number of precepts or forms of return to be printed in the manner herein-before
directed, or shall refuse or wilfully neglect to issue and deliver to any clerk of a
poor law ...
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Sourcebook of Canadian Media Law
The first and principal ground of appeal was that the learned trial Judge
misdirected himself with respect to the meaning of the word "wilfully" in the
expression "wilfully promotes hatred" in s.28 1.2(2) of the Code by holding that "
wilfully" ...
Robert Martin, Stuart Adam, 1994
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Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of ...
3, with force and arms, at the parish of tain pistol3 felo- Loughborough, in the
county of Leiceiter, with a certain niouslv, wilfully, pistol, loaded, &c., which he
then and there had and ImlawfuUy,' did held, feloniously, wilfully, maliciously,
and ...
Sir Charles Marshall, 1817
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WILFULLY»
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wilfully is used in the context of the following news items.
Australia's leaders 'wilfully blind' about climate change, says former …
Australia's political leaders are “wilfully blind” to the challenge of climate change, ... cop the hit and pay for the wilful ignorance and blindness of political leaders ... «The Guardian, Aug 15»
'Wilfully blind' driver convicted in fatal Surrey hit and run
... inquire, in order to avoid finding out what he did not want to find out. He was wilfully blind to the fact that the accident had involved a collision with Mr. MacKay. «The Province, Jun 15»
Persecutors of Cardinal George Pell wilfully ignore the history
Cardinal George Pell has become the victim of a modern-day witch hunt. As a social conservative, Pell has a number of opponents within the Catholic Church. «The Australian, May 15»
Poker machines offer bogus hope in an asylum for the wilfully mad
Row upon row of sufferers attached to beeping, flashing machines, exhausted by the struggle, their hands twitching. No. It's a Bedlam for the wilfully mad, an ... «Sydney Morning Herald, May 15»
Joss Whedon not a feminist? Only if you wilfully disregard certain …
These conclusions can be drawn, but only if one wilfully disregards both the themes of the movie, and the context of the scenes. The characters in Age Of Ultron ... «The Independent, May 15»
Blackmoney case: Pradip Burman wilfully tried to evade tax, says IT
NEW DELHI: Dabur promoter Pradip Burman, whose name has come up in a black money list submitted by the government to Supreme Court, has "wilfully ... «Economic Times, Apr 15»
Energy white paper 'wilfully deluded' on climate change
The Abbott government's energy white paper is "wilfully deluded" for failing to put climate change at the centre of Australia's future energy policy, say climate ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Apr 15»
'Air safety rules wilfully violated at Mumbai airport'
An Airports Authority of India (AAI) official has alleged that air safety rules have been “wilfully violated” at the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport in Mumbai. «The Indian Express, Apr 15»
Co-pilot 'wilfully' crashed German airliner into Alps
Co-pilot 'wilfully' crashed German airliner into Alps. Locked captain out of cockpit | Terror link unlikely, say officials. Print This Page share ... «Chandigarh Tribune, Mar 15»
Calypso 'wilfully blind' to safety hazard: Prosecutor
Calypso Theme Waterpark was “wilfully blind” to a hazard on its Steamer raft ride that was causing riders to flip over and hurt themselves, says the Crown lawyer ... «Ottawa Sun, Mar 15»
