Natural disasters, poor facilities, and the voluntary and involuntary releases of captive mink (mink farms have been a frequent target of animal-rights activists) have led to the establishment of many populations of American mink far outside its native range.
The cuts will be made in the first half of 2009 and are expected to include a combination of voluntary retirements and involuntary releases.
In fact, they are only compounded and made worse by the post release experience, which often includes the continued effects of the involuntary loss of social support, and the enduring stigma attached to having a criminal record.
And when I was going into it, it was like this sort of involuntary, contorting, releasing spasm.
The United Nations Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances released a report on the 30th of July giving Spain 90 days to provide schedule of measures to help relatives of the disappeared, based on a fact finding mission conducted last year.
The United Nations Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances released a report on the 30th of July giving Spain 90 days to provide schedule of measures to help relatives of the disappeared, based on a fact finding mission conducted last year.
A woman's voice Matthew's mother, we learned said, "When he knows what you're going to do, he stops that". Shewmon described what was going on in medical terms clonus, an involuntary contraction and release of nerves.
Shewmon described what was going on in medical terms — clonus, an involuntary contraction and release of nerves.
Fishing olives out of a jar is often an involuntary catch-and-release program.
A. T. Wall, the state corrections chief, said Wednesday that psychiatrists started evaluating Mr. Woodmansee this week to determine if he meets the "very narrow" standards for involuntary commitment after his release.
