Sentence examples for involuntary to from inspiring English sources

Robin would only go so far as to say that Lubitz had evidently intended "to destroy the aircraft," and that he was upgrading the case from involuntary to voluntary manslaughter.

If, as he helpfully suggests, we need to "get used to one another" across national, ethnic and religious borders, we may want to expand his more traditional sense of mass migrations (usually involuntary) to the more postmodern diaspora of choice.

I feel like I'm at a point where its involuntary to be, safely, as honest and open and as vulnerable with people, whether it's my work or my activism or my writing, because nowadays it's this sea of information of black and white.

Infantile nystagmus is characterized by involuntary to and fro movements of the eyes, which is present at birth or manifesting within the first few months of life.

Others wanted involuntary admissions to go directly to hospitals during the CRT's opening hours.

He wants to legalise drugs, ban involuntary commitments to mental institutions, and replace state schools with online education.

The arms and the attempts to breathe are both involuntary actions to save the victim from drowning.

Proposals in a number of states seek to redefine the threshold for involuntary commitment to psychiatric treatment.

This study explored whether voluntary attention to emotion is distinguishable from involuntary attention to emotion.

The main objective of this study was to investigate factors associated with involuntary admission to treatment institutions.

Both rights were introduced to prevent the police from extracting involuntary confessions to be used as evidence in court.