extramarital sex that willfully and maliciously interferes with marriage relations.
To punish those who knowingly and willfully attempt to violate civil tax laws.
However, mitigation of punishment can only be made below the statutory minimum sentencing range, and should not mitigate willfully.
The term “barratry” includes every wrongful act willfully committed by the master or crew to the prejudice of the owner, or, as the case may be, the charterer.
Damage, injury, or a wrongful act done willfully, negligently, or in circumstances involving strict liability, but not involving breach of contract, for which a civil suit can be brought.
Also thanks to Tokyo's top military and political officer Zong Ze to know him, at the first sight of the sentencing submission, alarmed and disgraced, immediately and willfully back, arranged for him to lead 500 light rides to rescue the Kawabata Pass, meritorious atonement.
Can student willfully select the course?
Girls in their twenties are the most beautiful. They can laugh willfully and cry stubbornly.
Youth is a blank piece of paper. You can willfully fill in any pattern you want on paper.
In the spring of the wilderness, the sunshine is unfettered, the spring breeze is blowing willfully, and the warm and cold air is fresh and filled with fragrance.
Whose youth has no shallow bruises, whose sadness can not leave a birthmark, whose love at first sight is not engraved on the heart, who can willfully deny fate.
And like many techy terms, it is willfully misspelled.
Nevertheless, the Vance regime ignored all the reports and acted willfully to provoke the war.
Unbridled in advocating the absurd heresies and fallacies of Falun Dafa themselves, they have willfully obstructed others from airing different opinions, though reasonable and substantiated.
Basically, the law allows prosecution of any entity (person or business) that knowingly or willfully 1) fails to file a tax return required by the civil tax code or 2) files a return which they know to be false or 3) conceals assets which could be converted or seized civilly to pay taxes owed.
To destroy or deface(public or private property)willfully or maliciously.
The branches outside the window swayed wildly, as if not afraid of the serious face of the leader, but willfully drilled into my eyes.
You Nong An Guta Zhang Jingya got up in the morning and looked at the gloomy sky. Suddenly, he wanted to go out and walk. He thought about where he wanted to go. He simply tidied up and willfully went to the passenger station and stepped on the bus for Nong An.
Seasons are always reincarnating in life. Whether we hold it tightly or open it willfully, it never stops for anyone.
In a word, whatever was beneficial to Tibet's modernization and social progress and the happiness of the Tibetan people, they willfully misrepresented and left no stone unturned to oppose.
willfully obstructs an authorized officer in the exercise of his powers or the performance of his duties under this Ordinance;
Throwing military muscle around and willfully violating human rights
He willfully set fire to the building.
willfully fails to comply with any requirement properly made to him by any such authorized officer;
Is it the magic pen of the Nature or the mystic brush of the Creator that so willfully and unscrupulously in thick or light colours dye the great universe wonderfully?
After the collapse of Bretton Woods System in 1970's, most of the countries once acted willfully in the "non-system system".
