Sentence examples for agree voluntarily from inspiring English sources

The road map contemplates a negotiated solution, but Israel will never agree voluntarily to do what is necessary to satisfy the Palestinians.

Because of worries about press freedom, the government wants newspapers to agree voluntarily to be governed by a new regulatory body and whatever rules it sets up, and has suggested some incentives to win their cooperation.

Using language that inadvertently acknowledges the confrontation inherent in the situation, it states that, if no passengers agree voluntarily to give up their seats in exchange for compensation, "other passengers may be denied boarding involuntarily".

At the same time, Rousseau noted that the sovereigns of Europe were not likely to agree voluntarily to form such a federation, generating a consequentialist objection to the proposal: "No Federation could ever be established except by a revolution.

The "cat" that's been belled is the unaffordable cost of the military, which will be pruned because Congress won't agree voluntarily on cuts by Christmas.

And when you couple it with the fact that for the first time in 30 years we've not only raised fuel efficiency standards but we actually were able to get the entire industry to agree voluntarily to double fuel efficiency standards by the biggest environmental step we've made in the last 30 years on that front.

(r). agreed voluntarily to broadcast signals that contain ratings of such programming.

Japan and Russia have agreed "voluntarily" to limit their steel exports to America.

Deportations in the immediate future will be limited to those have agreed voluntarily to return to Turkey.

However, very recently Acpo has agreed voluntarily to entertain FoI enquiries – perhaps in the hope of avoiding a future obligation.

In addition, 721 cases were withdrawn, mostly because the city agreed voluntarily to restore the benefits, state officials said.