Sentence examples for detailed voluntary from inspiring English sources

Investigators looking at the cantonal banks have been helped in recent months by wealthy Americans who have made detailed voluntary disclosures to the I.R.S. of their hidden offshore accounts in exchange for reduced fines and penalties.

Questionnaires were mailed to the 791 respondents from the first follow up study with a cover sheet detailing their voluntary participation, confidentiality and the links that would be made to previously collected data.

All the patients who participated in the study, in addition to a parent or guardian in the case of individuals who were minors at the time of enrollment, signed appropriate consent documents detailing their voluntary participation in the study and permission to publish de-identified results from the research proceedings.

Despite Müller's confident prediction, the company fleshed out the details of voluntary pay cuts for the executive team.

The memorandum, which cites a $1 million fund-raising goal, details suggested "voluntary" contributions for Enron executives, from $500 a year for a low-level manager to $5,000 a year for a member of the executive committee.

9 12 a.m.: This post was updated with details of voluntary evacuations and comments from Frank Zelinski.

Since leaving the hospital, birth centre or unit, were you given details of voluntary organisations or community support groups which helps new mothers with infant feeding?

The information letter includes details on voluntary participation in the study, the potential benefits and potential harm from participation in the study and the right to withdraw from the study at any time without penalty.

These included a detailed information sheet, informed consent, and voluntary participation.

All participants received detailed information about the study, that participation was voluntary and that they could withdraw from the study without obligation or giving notice.

Subjects were given detailed written information about the methods, aims, and the voluntary nature of participation in the study.