As a candidate, Trump declined to voluntarily release his tax returns — a practice followed by other presidential hopefuls since the 1970s — claiming he couldn't do so because he was under audit.
Sessions dismissed Bharara after he declined to voluntarily resign.
"Glenn Simpson, through his attorney, has declined to voluntarily attend Wednesday's Judiciary Committee hearing regarding compliance with the Foreign Agents Registration Act," the statement read.
A majority of staff signed cards announcing their desire for Writers Guild representation more than a month ago, but management declined to voluntarily recognize the union.
Yes, although answering this question is hard because parties often voluntarily decline to move forward with a transaction rather than follow the advice of the committee.
So if you voluntarily decline the opportunity to buy Obamacare-based coverage under the GOP tax bill, two things happen: (1) you get a tax cut because the mandate penalty has been zeroed out; (2) you don't get the tax credits for buying Obamacare-based coverage.
Microsoft declined to comply, voluntarily entering into contempt.
He is the only literature laureate known to have voluntarily declined the award.
Those statements -- each a first-time acknowledgment -- came at a hearing held by several State Assembly committees, where officials from Gov. George E. Pataki's administration testified under subpoena after declining to appear voluntarily.
At Fifth Third Bank, Kevin T. Kabat, the chief executive, voluntarily declined his 2008 bonus in a year when the stock fell 70percentt and his bank accepted $3.4 billion in taxpayer money.
But the relief it seeks pitches this Court into delicate relation to the functions of state officials and Congress, compelling them to take action which heretofore they have declined to take voluntarily, or to accept the alternative of electing representatives from Illinois at large in the forthcoming elections.
