Sentence examples for be achieved through voluntary from inspiring English sources

Even if there were, the same benefits could be achieved through voluntary circumcision of adults.

American hopes many of its job reductions can be achieved through voluntary steps, Mr. Wagner added.

Independent bosses overseeing the changes believe that some of the 25 job losses can be achieved through voluntary redundancies rather than compulsory departures.

She added: "I hope the needed savings can be achieved through voluntary buyouts but if not, I will be forced to go to layoffs among the excluded staff".

They suggest that all the nice things they claim to want can be achieved through voluntary action; they write articles about the better world they aspire to, but have no blueprint for getting there.

Bill Cockburn, the Post Office's chief executive, said that the job losses would be achieved through voluntary redundancy and natural wastage and would not harm the country's network of 20,000 post offices.

The council's huge downsizing so far has mainly been achieved through voluntary redundancies and by not staffing unfilled posts, but the next wave of job cuts is more likely to include compulsory departures.

All of the benefits, such as there are, from internal controls requirements like 404 can be achieved through flexible, voluntary requirements, which companies can choose to adopt as their specific circumstances dictate.

"We are confident it will be nowhere near the number quoted by the GMB and the reductions will be achieved through a combination of voluntary severance and redeployment".

This can be achieved through several strategies.

Peace is achieved through intimacy, and discord through alienation.