Sentence examples for been voluntary from inspiring English sources
noun
A short piece of music, often having improvisation, played on a solo instrument
But so far removal from other products has been voluntary.
However not all of Starbucks' forays into US politics have been voluntary.
Every part of the political process over the past eight years has been voluntary.
And she noted that most of the spinoffs had been voluntary.
So far, efforts to do so have been voluntary and paltry at best.
But behaving thus at this point in his biography could only have been voluntary.
"For most of our history [immunisation] has been voluntary," he said.
As their contents might suggest, his absence from the screen has not been voluntary.
Price cuts by the multinational companies have been voluntary, in response to public indignation and counteroffers from generic producers.
Murat Zyazikov, the president of Ingushetia, says the returns have always been voluntary; some relief agencies report government pressure.
In the United States regulation has been voluntary, a way for private enterprise to forestall the interference of the government.
