Sentence examples for being voluntarily from inspiring English sources

I ended up being voluntarily sectioned.

The forced Siberian migrations of the Soviet era are being voluntarily reversed as children move west to more tolerable and modern climes.

Around 1.2m incidents are being voluntarily reported each year in the NHS, the vast majority of which cause no or low harm – but they provide a huge learning opportunity which will grow as more reports are made.

Obsessions are recurring or persistent thoughts, images, or impulses that, rather than being voluntarily produced, seem to invade a person's consciousness despite his attempts to ignore, suppress, or control them.

To enforce acceptance of the new issues, he sent armed bands around the empire with the right to confiscate without compensation all the older and more valuable coins that were not being voluntarily exchanged for the new.

He splits the world into three zones: Hobbesian or "pre-modern" regions of chaos; areas ruled effectively by modern nation-states; and zones of "postmodern" co-operation where national sovereignty is being voluntarily dissolved, as in the European Union.

Expiration dates are voluntarily imposed, he said.

NASA said the piece was voluntarily turned over for examination.

Bickley said the incident has been voluntarily referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission.

(The tally includes applications that were voluntarily withdrawn).

Some were doing time in prison and were voluntarily deported in exchange for reduced sentences.