Sentence examples for have voluntarily decided from inspiring English sources

The Bush proposal would give states a fixed amount of federal money for the millions of people whom states have voluntarily decided to cover under Medicaid.

If you don't it won't be that you have been refused (say) a passport; you'd have voluntarily decided not to apply.

Nor is it acceptable to use threats of forced feeding or other types of physical or psychological coercion against individuals who have voluntarily decided to go on a hunger strike".

Responding to the survey, Facebook issued this statement: "We believe more than 900 million consumers have voluntarily decided to share and connect on Facebook because we provide them options and tools that place them in control of their information and experience.

Mike and Sandy's charges this summer include a few kids who have voluntarily decided to fight the good fight against fat — notably the show's wholesome heroine, Taylor Molly Hagerr), as well as some recalcitrant campers who've been force-marched into a joyless world of celery sticks and broccoli by their parents.

"At this time, we have made a determination that the fit of the Close to Home program with our other community and evidence-based programs is not optimal, and so we have voluntarily decided to end our participation in the program," Mr. Baccaglini said.

He has "voluntarily" decided to make do with £2.8m.

It said that, due to the confusion, it had voluntarily "decided to withdraw the product off the shelves, despite the product being safe".

He said that the station did not ask Mr. Ramsay to leave, but that Mr. Ramsay's contract had expired and he had voluntarily decided to move on.

The E.P.A. account differs from that of 3M, which said that it had voluntarily decided to stop making the chemical by the end of the year.

And it has voluntarily decided to curb emissions of greenhouse gases, and is building an internal carbon-trading scheme.It is surprising, then, that the firm should now be under attack from activist groups on both sides of the Atlantic.