Sentence examples for involuntary by from inspiring English sources

The only way to make insurance exchanges work is to make risk pooling by insurers involuntary (by making them charge everyone the same premium), and by forcing all Americans "into the pool" (by making everyone purchase health insurance).

Not everyone grasps that a nonrefundable ticket cannot be turned back into cash when the trip fails to take place after an action, even involuntary, by the traveler; the department has received letters showing that airlines have not responded to notes from doctors saying the traveler was undergoing surgery.

Most importantly, the decreases in isometric knee extensor torque were significantly related (involuntary by triplet) or tended to be related (voluntary as MVCke) to the decreases in jump height.

Detect: passive, and active exposure to make offenders self-expose by instrumental, expressive or involuntary action; by making legitimate presence/behaviour distinctive; and by improving capacity of people exercising security role to detect.

The disadvantage of the Miranda rule is that statements which may be by no means involuntary, made by a defendant who is aware of his "rights," may nonetheless be excluded and a guilty defendant go free as a result.

Babies often exhibit mirror movements in which, for example, an intentional grasping movement with one hand or a kick with one leg is accompanied by a similar involuntary movement by the other side.

Paris prosecutors say they are investigating a case of "involuntary destruction by fire" and interviewing workers on the restoration project.

I was at the Spectator parliamentary awards dinner when Boris Johnson had the audience in involuntary spasms by declaring that the government would make a "titanic success" of Brexit.

Because the return to thrift you describe is largely involuntary, imposed by harder economic times, it is likely to be temporary and grudging.

The Paris prosecutor's office has opened an inquiry into "involuntary destruction by fire", indicating they believe the cause of the blaze was accidental rather than criminal.

The case, an appeal of an involuntary commitment by a violent felon whose most recent sentence was for a sex offense, will be particularly closely watched as a result of a ruling last week by the United States Supreme Court.