Sentences with phrase «wilful blindness on»

As I say, I could be wrong but I doubt I am, and in any event, all of us know that way too many failing partners hang around for way too long in most firms, their tenure prolonged by a combination of weakness, structural failings, wilful blindness on the part of management or simply the awkwardness of having to tell someone they're out and the worry about what signals that might send to the rest of the partnership.

«At no point did the company suffer from wilful blindness on my part,» he insists.

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To reject the strong consensus on anthropic climate change science is to show a great depth of ignorance, wilful blindness or simple dishonesty.

On appeal, Downey's counsel argued that the trial judge had erred in his application of the doctrine of wilful blindness.

By: Erin Sheley PDF Version: Wilful Blindness and the Contradictions of Sentencing Case Commented On: R v Giroux, 2018 ABCA 56 (CanLII) Sentencing is a notoriously self - contradictory component of the criminal process.

Indeed, in this case Justice Crighton dissented, finding that the majority's analysis on wilful blindness should not have substituted for the sentencing judge's finding of fact.