Sentences with phrase «willful act»

In support of the Five Freedoms of animal welfare, we require our suppliers to have a zero tolerance policy for willful acts of animal abuse and neglect.

Thus, Article 22, entitled «Scope of Application,» states that the «Treaty shall apply to offenses specified in Article 2 committed before and after this Treaty enters into force,» and Article 2 directs that» [e] xtradition shall take place, subject to this Treaty, for willful acts which fall within any of [the extraditable offenses listed in] the clauses of the Appendix.»

«Food and beverage manufacturers have an unwavering commitment to the safety and integrity of their products and this final rule will further help manufacturers to ensure they have the necessary protocols in place, both at home and abroad, to protect their products from willful acts of adulteration.

Many parents get frustrated with their children for having nighttime accidents, but keep in mind that these are truly accidents, not willful acts.

This is not Kierkegaard's leap of faith; it does not involve a brave or willful act at all; yet it is inevitable.

Injuries that are the result of an accident or negligent are not considered willful acts.

Most willful acts of damage or theft are part of the comprehensive coverage, including theft of the car itself.

The alternative would be that God created us as pre-programmed robots - a situation that would prevent both horrible tragedies and willful acts of kindness and love.

Man has the freedom to act, and to contemplate the moral character of his willful act.

They are not just «there,» but the community is continually engaged in a willful act of production of meaning.

Not applying it is a willful act of ignorance.

True spiritual surrender is far from passive — it is a willful act of obedience (Rom.

In a society hungry for ever more affluence, where resources will seem permanently scarce, the decision not to abort might in time seem a willful act of self - indulgence whose costs should be borne only by the self - indulgent woman herself.

Kriss tried to distinguish between a car accident and a willful act by a legislator who had undergone training to prevent such a misdeed.

Did mongrel grains serendipitously meld together and sprout from the sewage dumps of sedentary fishing tribes (a current theory), or was the domestication of wheat grasses, pomegranates, and fig trees a willful act of genius?

The game's propensity for indulging counterintuitive elements feels like a willful act of self - sabotage.

That's not really negligence, that's a willful act to choose to allow the cat to continue doing so.

Ji is interested in the ways in which people enact their agency both individually and collectively in the face of these larger societal forces, often through subtle but willful acts of resistance.

Fraud involves the willful act or intentional misrepresentation of one person to deprive another of their money, property or rights.

The entire thing as enacted originally is here (193 pages), the laundering part is Subtitle H. Fortunately, what is outlawed is willful acts, e.g. «knowing that the property involved in a financial transaction represents the proceeds of some form of unlawful activity», «with the intent to promote the carrying on of specified unlawful activity».

Under California Civil Code Section 1714 (a), a person is responsible not only for a willful act which causes injury to another, but also for the lack of ordinary care or skill in managing property.

This may come from a willful act that was done on purpose; this is regardless of whether the death was intentional or not.

Fraud in all cases implies a willful act on the part of any one, whereby another is sought to be deprived, by illegal or inequitable means, of what he is entitled to.»

Though it is rarely perceived as a willful act, many lawyers have taken a leap of faith and left permanent employment to take on a contract in a bet for something better.

That's not really negligence, that's a willful act to choose to allow the cat to continue doing so.

Loss or damage caused to electronic or mechanical equipment by willful act or gross negligence of the insured equipment

A fundamental principle of negligence law is that «Every one is responsible, not only for the result of his willful acts, but also for an injury occasioned to another by his want of ordinary care or skill in the management of his property or person, except so far as the latter has, willfully or by want of ordinary care, brought the injury upon himself.»