18 Thus, his statements could hardly be termed involuntary as that term has been defined in the decisions of this Court.
Here, the share of involuntary fixed-term jobs in all temporary contracts is the highest (European Commission 2016).
'In these cases, we might not find the defendants' statements to have been involuntary in traditional terms.
After this rational assertion, it would seem that there is no logical difference between a voluntary and involuntary sin in terms of punishment.[27] However, such a lack of moral distinction is unacceptable to Crescas.
The question, then, is whether today's computing technologies will be different, creating long-term involuntary unemployment.
The Facebook posting by Mr. Minassian praised "incels," or involuntary celibates, a term used in a Reddit group where men vented frustrations that tipped into misogyny.
After Harper's return to the SOC in December 1983, Dr. Loeken became his primary physician, and committees again approved 7-day, then long-term, involuntary medication.
After considering the emotional and irrational (instinctive) functions of the soul, termed involuntary passions, Nemesius concludes with a study of human will.
If the experts concluded that he posed enough risk to merit long-term involuntary commitment, it was never reflected in the court record.
With the term "involuntary unemployment," Keynes wanted to emphasize that a thoroughly intractable unemployment situation could develop for which neither party was to blame in this sense.
Unemployment insurance, a form of social insurance designed to compensate certain categories of workers for unemployment that is involuntary and short-term.
