Sentence examples for exercised free will. from inspiring English sources

By contrast, people feel deeply obliged to follow through on a promise if they exercised free will in making it.

374, 551 P.2d 1206). The trial court determined that the circumstances of contract formation did not reflect Mendoza exercised free will, and that the effect of enforcing the forum selection clause here would violate California public policy by eviscerating important legal rights afforded to this state's consumers.

The defense argued that their clients were exercising free will, calling them "happy hookers".

The staff may believe they are exercising free will, but they are really doing Dacre's bidding.

"I've never been interested in alcoholics, druggies or crazy people, because they are not exercising free will".

Refreshingly, however, Mindwise is free of such neuro- or philosophical ruminations; it takes for granted that we and our fellow humans have minds, and can exercise free will.

Not only in the sense that individuals must be free to make their own decisions, to exercise free will, to not have their autonomy limited by algorithm.

Dr. Adler believed that the ordinary citizen had what might be called a philosophical duty to think clearly and exercise free will wisely.

"The law has to insist on the Enlightenment notion of people as actors exercising free will, but actors in the criminal justice system rarely fit that," he said.

The radical Reformers, especially the Anabaptists (whose name means "rebaptizers"), preferred adult baptism because adults could exercise free will and accept baptism.

The Law of Creativity: Only the enterprise that liberates creativity, through applying intuition and exercising free will, regularly discovers opportunities for surprising wealth-producing innovations.