Sentence examples for begin voluntarily from inspiring English sources

The philosopher S.M. Liao, for example, argued recently in The Atlantic that we begin voluntarily bioengineering ourselves to lower our carbon footprints and to become generally more virtuous.

Coke has established a reputation for being a well-governed firm: in the summer of 2002 it was one of the first companies to announce that it would begin voluntarily accounting for the cost of share options.

But commission officials said they were hopeful that fuel companies would also begin voluntarily displaying the label at fuel pumps, so that motorists seeking greener options would feel assured that their purchase was making a contribution to the environment.

Some companies have begun voluntarily adopting safety enhancements.

Postal workers began voluntarily writing back and eventually began inviting the public to do so, too.

In November 2001, many major banks that issue credit cards began voluntarily refusing to process credit card payments for gambling.

In 2006, facing the avian flu threat, the United States chicken industry began voluntarily testing 1.6 million chickens a year.

In a statement, Wet Seal said that a month ago, it began voluntarily collaborating with the commission on an "extensive program designed to continue to promote diversity" and protect against discrimination.

In order to protect that income, it has in recent winters begun voluntarily pumping thousands of gallons of leftover brine back on to the speedway section of the flats.

Standard "first-line" tuberculosis drugs, however, are priced much lower than anti-retrovirals; recently, drug companies began voluntarily lowering the prices of their "second-line" tuberculosis drugs, which are prescribed if other drugs are ineffective.

In Mr. Fade's deposition, he said that after reaching its settlement with the government in November, Microsoft began voluntarily to comply with the decree, which called for similar pricing and terms for the 20 largest PC companies.