Sentence examples for In voluntariness from inspiring English sources

This creates a difference in voluntariness of contact with natives: 'Those who are voluntarily involved in the acculturation process (e.g. immigrants) may experience less difficulty than those with little choice in the matter (e.g. refugees and native peoples), since their attitudes towards contact and change might be more positive' (Berry et al., 1987, p. 494).

Three different types of sources were compared: domestic, occupational, and environmental, differing in voluntariness of exposure.

Perceptions are the mediating variable between behaviors of others and their impact on subjects' decisions; this approach has proven fruitful in studies of voluntariness in other contexts.

However, our interview study showed many similarities in terms of appreciating the difficulties in assessing voluntariness and unbearable suffering.

Ethnic groups and native people are both groups born in the 'recipient' country, and thus similar in the mobility dimension, but indigenous people differ from ethnic minorities in that the host country was involuntarily imposed upon them, for instance via colonisation, making a difference in the voluntariness of contact.

Third places are different from first or second ones because we go to them in our in-between time – their voluntariness is what makes them so special and unique.

In Connecticut the jury plays no part in determining the voluntariness of a confession.

Under the Washington procedure then in effect, 5 voluntariness of the confession was treated as a question of fact for ultimate determination by the jury.

Odis v. State, 171 Tex.Cr.R. 107, 345 S.W.2d 529 (proper for trial judge to find confession admissible as a matter of law and recognize an issue in regard to voluntariness for jury's consideration).

Results of the CA indicate that characteristics such as intermediary involvement, involvement of governmental actors, contract length, co-benefits, voluntariness in entering the PES agreement, and design of PES as output-based schemes are of particular importance for the success of PES schemes.

He also told them that it was common sense 'not to send them (suspects) to the magistrate before you have sufficient information to hold an alleged culprit for the Grand Jury.' He refused to charge that in considering the voluntariness of the confession the prolonged interrogation should be considered.