Sentence examples for choose voluntarily from inspiring English sources

Did the military choose voluntarily to promote a policy that tolerates gays?

There is also concern that companies will not choose voluntarily to pay for the cost of gathering and disseminating the information, especially in the current climate.

The activities of the little-known committee have multiplied since 2006, in part because there are more foreign acquisitions and mergers involving American properties and companies and also because the buyers and sellers are increasingly alert to the fallout and choose voluntarily to submit their deals to the review process.

The school is the first to choose voluntarily to end entrance testing.

As with other decisions affecting matters of importance, competent adults are presumed to choose voluntarily unless the presence of defeating considerations can be established.

Fend for yourselves, and if you choose, voluntarily join with others to do so together -- and demand that government uphold contracts, but otherwise stay off the playing field.

Moreover, Mr Assange has chosen, voluntarily, to stay at the Ecuadorian embassy and Swedish authorities have no control over his decision to stay there.

Most medics don't chose voluntarily to mutitask so much, I frequently find myself in coronary care with two telephones, a pager, mobile phone, nurses and a junior doctor all demanding simultaneous attention.

Two issues need to be separated out: one, the counterproductive nature of the policy of austerity imposed on (or, as in Britain, chosen voluntarily by) governments; and two, a reasoned suspicion about the lack of viability of the shared euro.

Labour, traditionally strong with immigrants, has defended its record by saying that new rules since the last election have brought arrivals down sharply from a high of 330,000 in 2007 to 250,000 in 2008 — though much of the difference was accounted for by Europeans who chose voluntarily to go home.

A total of 240 respondents, randomly chosen, voluntarily participated in the survey.