Sentence examples for instead of voluntary from inspiring English sources

It has been concluded that in the new design and construction, as well as modernization of projects, there is need for mandatory instead of voluntary regulations of their environmental characteristics.

So Mr. Newsom will soon be sending the city's Board of Supervisors a proposal that would make the recycling of cans, bottles, paper, yard waste and food scraps mandatory instead of voluntary, on the pain of having garbage pickups suspended.

Other proposals that have been floated in Washington include expanding the current plan to make it mandatory instead of voluntary for certain home loans; having the government buy loans outright from lenders; and providing some way and some incentives to let homeowners become renters in their own homes.

Efforts to have more people fill out the survey data for the upcoming years of Darwin Day UT are underway (e.g., having student volunteers ask attendees walking in the door and recording the information digitally, instead of voluntary paper surveys).

It's also possible that the company is heading into a period where the next round of cuts will be layoffs, instead of voluntary departures, and your position could be on the block.

Instead of voluntary removals, Border Patrol increasingly sent unauthorized immigrants to get fingerprinted and face formal deportation proceedings.

He denounces what he calls the move toward "censorship" in denying authors editorial space because of potential conflicts of interest, arguing instead for voluntary disclosure of conflicts.

The Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act of 2015 stipulates that instead of undergoing voluntary consultations with the FDA, companies would have to submit all GM foods for premarket approval.

He is expected to begin serving his sentence that same day: an enforced absence instead of the voluntary break he has been taking.

In all, McLean has lost more than a dozen friends to the mountains — "lost to the mountains" being a locution favored by alpinists, as though skiing or climbing were a sacrificial rite, instead of a voluntary act.

In all, McLean has lost more than a dozen friends to the mountains—"lost to the mountains" being a locution favored by alpinists, as though skiing or climbing were a sacrificial rite, instead of a voluntary act.