The professor grins knowingly ", Ah! The Bible!"
knowingly using forged, altered drafts, cashier's checks, and checks;
I have in any instance violated willingly or knowingly the injunctions thereof.
For those who knowingly and knowingly commit crimes, law enforcement officers who try the law by themselves should be given heavy punishment in order to safeguard the dignity of the law.
Psychologically, nobody wants to knowingly overpay for anything, particularly when the bill can last for 30 years.
In reality the rule of man and the rule of law in the collision, to a statement on behalf of the law and powers to pressure law, knowingly violate the law, Zhifafanfa phenomenon is also widespread.
By chanting Hare Krishna, of course, we are immune from all evil reactions, but that does not mean that we can commit it it knowingly and then counteract it by chanting.
He winked at her knowingly.
buy or accept (stolen goods)knowingly
He repeated that he had never knowingly taken illegal drugs.
(2) knowingly treats, stores, or disposes of any hazardous waste identified or listed under this subchapter-
"Any person who, knowingly or recklessly makes any false declaration or certificate under or for the purposes of this Ordinance;"
The sky is always grey, there has never been such a sense of light, or the city has changed when I did not pay attention to it, but the mind always knowingly argues about the known mistakes.
The women-they were mainly women-jostling round his stall, picking over his shoddy wares, would sometimes run a finger round the rim of a cup or hold it knowingly up to the light as if to test its luster, and plates were invariably turned upside down in search of china marks.
knowingly using voided drafts, cashier's checks, checks;
The employees accused the company of illegally paying admissions officers according to enrollment numbers and defrauding government subsidies knowingly and knowingly.
Every living creature in the world lives and dies, knowingly, or unknowingly, ridiculously tries to pursue longevity or even immortality.
Reading saints'books but reciting them knowingly, without understanding, and without practicing them, seems to be no different from losing one's will to play with things!
He smiled knowingly.
person who buys or accepts stolen goods knowingly
Business executives and individuals who knowingly committed will be sentenced to ten years' imprisonment and no penalty.
England's senior libel judge, Mr Justice Eady, ruled that to defend this description, Mr Singh must prove that the chiropractors were not just deluded, but knowingly peddling false remedies.
We knowingly altered a Probable Historical Site.
In case of knowingly purchasing trees unlawfully or wantonly cut in forest districts,
A ″knowingly ... corrupt persuader″ cannot be someone who persuades others to shred documents under a document retention policy when he does not have in contemplation any particular official proceeding in which those documents might be material.
The old lady at the desk leered at her knowingly.
The bluffer can knowingly slip into conversation that, in the past, artists were seeking to express the ideal of beauty, in stark contrast to present-day preoccupations.
Some things, though we know that this is not good, we knowingly commit it.
He glanced at her knowingly.
Whoever produces medical apparatus and instruments, and clinic-use sanitary materials which do not conform with the standards of the state and the trade aiming at protecting human health or knowingly sells such things, thereby giving rise to serious harm to human health
He knowingly broke the law, lost his cap and fled.
Under American criminal law, those owners would have to be shown to have been acting knowingly in order for a prosecution to succeed.
The customer, taking her credit card, nodded knowingly: you just can't impose your culture on other peoples.
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