He added that the involuntary defense was difficult to pursue "because our courts presume that ordinary conduct is voluntary.
2450, 61 L.Ed.2d 39 (1979), in which we held that a similar instruction that "[t]he law presumes that a person intends the ordinary consequences of his voluntary acts" might impermissibly lead a reasonable juror to believe the presumption is conclusive.
This includes eminent and ordinary individuals, civil society organizations, voluntary agencies, philanthropic foundations, trade unions, faith-based organizations, academic and research institutions -- and, of course, children and young people themselves.
The money comes from allegedly voluntary donations from businessmen and ordinary Chechens.
The majority of honours – almost three-quarters – are given to ordinary people actively engaged in charitable or voluntary work, often within their local community.
To say that a yielding to continuous pressure by arresting officers, accompanied by minatory manifestations to resort to self-help, constitutes a voluntary yielding, is to disregard ordinary experience.
UNICEF partners with eminent and ordinary individuals, civil society organizations, corporate entities, voluntary agencies, philanthropic foundations, trade unions, faith-based organizations, academic and research institutions -- and, of course, children and young people themselves.
The have-your-cake-and-eat-it-too theory on government extended to a new emphasis on "voluntary regulations", which are a lot like ordinary regulations except no one actually follows them.
He promised to engage with all political parties, trade unions, businesses or voluntary organisations and listen to "ideas and thoughts" from ordinary people.
President Bush created the Daily Point of Light Award in 1989 to recognize ordinary Americans from all walks of life taking direct and consequential voluntary action in their communities to solve serious social problems.
They started as ordinary MBAs with modules for those who wanted to work in the voluntary sector.
