Sentence examples for involuntary support from inspiring English sources

This fear grants him the voluntary or involuntary support of others, enabling the President to exercise his mandates.

Pappas said that, when the group was hashing out their findings, she questioned the validity of using anecdotal data from voluntary suicides to support involuntary executions.

A recent survey carried out by the Ethics Advisory Group from members of the International Union Against TB and Lung Disease showed that 83% of respondents supported involuntary incarceration as their preferred mechanism of containment [ 40].

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.

A U.S. State Department investigation in 2002 confirmed that the UNFPA provides no support for involuntary abortions.

Rather, it seems to me that Part (b) is really trying to capture something like the criteria that would support filing an involuntary bankruptcy petition under Section 303(h) of the Bankruptcy Code.

Those who regard commerce in sex categorically as a form of involuntary servitude and coerced sex support laws that aim to eliminate such commerce (Jeffreys 1998; Barry 1996; Stark and Whisnant 2004).

First, involuntary bankruptcy petitions must be supported by at least three creditors, unless the debtor is very small.

Mr. Smith, along with anti-abortion groups, says the population fund condones forced abortions and involuntary sterilizations in China by supporting family planning programs there.

"We are saying that Judge Mishler did not apply the proper standard in ruling that Mr. Regnier is guilty of second-degree murder and that he improperly prevented us from presenting expert testimony on that issue," said Mr. Tomao, who argued that the evidence supported sentencing for involuntary manslaughter and a prison term of less than five years.

Support organisation Altogether Autism said while they did not support the use of involuntary seclusion, more support and training was needed for teachers if time-out rooms were not in use.