Sentence examples for be made voluntary from inspiring English sources
Specifically, the report calls for compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley to be made voluntary for public companies worth less than $1 billion.
In the 70's, Reagan continued to sermonize against Social Security, often suggesting that it be made voluntary or more voluntary.
Last week, Mr. McGreevey asked that flag flying be made voluntary, and admitted that he should have paid more attention to the Bill of Rights.
The term goes back to the presidential campaign of 1964, in which Barry Goldwater made an offhand remark that Social Security should be made voluntary.
Any standard could be made voluntary by the commission, but for it to have any force of law it'd have to be enacted by Congress, and I don't think they're going to open that can of worms any time soon.
Government reforms that would see all home-educating families forced to register their child and accept annual visits from local authority inspectors were "too hard-nosed" and should be made voluntary, the chair of the children, schools and families select committee said.
Fewer than half of Chile's potential 13.5 million voters turned out for the presidential election, the first one after voting was made voluntary.
If the American Community Survey were made voluntary, experts say, the census would have to spend significantly more money on follow-up phone calls and in-person visits to get enough households to answer.
Even today, after the scheme has been made voluntary (it was originally compulsory) it is still regarded by some landowners as part of a conspiracy by the government to acquire control of their property.A similar problem was encountered with the Endangered Species Act.
Ferrari, McLaren, Toyota, Renault, BMW Sauber, Red Bull Racing, Toro Rosso, Brawn GP and Force India confirmed last Friday, under the umbrella of the Formula One Teams Associationn (Fota), that they would sign up to formula one through to 2012, but only if the FIA's proposed budget cap was made voluntary.
