Sentence examples for performed voluntarily from inspiring English sources

We may, for instance, want to know whether an illegal action has been performed voluntarily, or whether one has been coerced by another party into performing it.

Feminists who hold that some sex work is performed voluntarily, and that the women who perform it are not victims, generally support removing most restrictions where sex commerce involves consenting adults (Shrage 1996; Nussbaum 1999; Ditmore 2005; Leigh 2004).

Finally, the Supreme Court majority upheld the validity of another aspect of the law as enacted by Congress namely, that it was all right for the government to assume that a potentially expatriating act had been performed voluntarily, and that any claim that a person had acted under duress was up to the person involved to establish by preponderance of evidence.

In the above experiments, the movement behaviors were performed voluntarily.

An assessment of type of diabetes performed voluntarily by the reporting clinics, available in 75% of all participants, showed that 97% had type 1 diabetes.

Lions, tigers, elephants and other wild animals do not perform voluntarily; there is no "unquestionable majesty" in behavior that is a result of being severely abused into submission (which merits just a passing reference to charges of exploitation made by animal protection groups).

We did not expect a high response rate as we have requested corresponding authors (who were usually the senior experts with high workload to perform annotation voluntarily.

Opt to perform Ghusl voluntarily after one of the following occurrences.

Which is worse, she asks: non-violent porn featuring a drugged, trafficked woman or sadistic hard-core porn voluntarily performed?

The orchestra's president, Anne Parsons, said orchestra members performed such activities voluntarily already, and they would not be asked to do anything that would hurt the orchestra's quality.

Most human competencies, though voluntarily performed, rely upon extensive repertoires of secondarily automatic actions.