Against the will

AGAINST THE WILL, pleadings. In indictments for robbery from the person, the words "feloniously and against the will," must be introduced; no other words or phrase will sufficiently charge the offence. 1 Chit. Cr. 244.

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Gradually, Maria came to understand that the abuse, bullying, and even life-threatening humiliations of the cult were against the will of God.

Bethany's Bookshelf

In your Letters to the Editor section in the June 5, 2017 issue, you claimed, "Term limits would make congressional sessions essentially non-stop lame-duck affairs, likely with a third or more of congressmen each term completely free to vote against the wills of their constituents.

Talking term limits

He informed that he earlier had held meetings with elders, maliks, political leadership, security officials and others from Waziristan to Bajaur Agency pertaining to future status of Fata and told them that no decision against the wills of tribesmen would be admitted.

No decision against tribesmen desire: Hameed

Sociologist Max Weber defined power as the ability to compel obedience, even against the wills of others.

Technology, transparency and traditional media: how Weibo and Wechat are breaking the information monopoly

Indeed, political life necessitates such limits if only to ensure our own safety against the wills of others.

Velasquez, Eduardo A., editor. Nature, Woman, and the Art of Politics

Paschall did not file a claim against the Wills estate and is not named as a party to the pending litigation.

Court Orders Accounting in Tangled Probate Case

Editors--Term limits would make congressional sessions essentially non-stop lame-duck affairs, likely with a third or more of congressmen each term completely free to vote against the wills of their constituents.

Rectifying abuse

Any decision against the wills and desires of tribesmen would not be accepted by them at any cost, he informed.