Sentence examples for principle of voluntary from inspiring English sources
Like so many ethical maxims ("Love thy neighbor as thyself"), the principle of voluntary informed consent seems uncomplicated.
In 2013, Kenya, Somalia and the UNHCR signed a tripartite agreement in which all parties committed themselves to the principle of voluntary return.
Although it is clear in retrospect that the Nuremberg judges purposely chose to enshrine the principle of voluntary consent in the broadest possible terms, the very sweep of their language made the code seem poorly crafted.
There was also, during the course of the experiment — there was also the idea in 1946 — there was an American Medical Association judiciary counsel that issued a report establishing the principle of voluntary consent.
And whereas Congress has adopted the principle of voluntary settlement, free of governmental compulsion, in the adjustment of employee grievances against the employer, § 203 d) of the Act, 29 U.S.C. 173(d), a trustee deadlock over eligibility matters, like any other deadlock, must be submitted to the compulsory resolution procedure established by § 302(c)(5).
The pending health care litigation before the U. S. Supreme Court highlights the vulnerability that it is not founded on the market principle of voluntary participation of freely choosing individuals, but depends instead on mandatory participation, "coercion" as the objectors emphasize.
22 These broad principles of voluntary participation, mentee input to matching, effective training and support are transferable concepts that can be applied elsewhere.
Verbal consent was sought from prospective interviewees after explaining the aims and methods of the study, subsequently informing them of the research ethical principles of voluntary participation, the right of withdrawal, and the principles of anonymity and confidentiality.
Local government authorities assisted the recruitment of participants who were recruited at street level after the researchers had explained the aim and procedures of the study, principles of voluntary participation and selection criteria.
Reasons for refusal were documented.> This first phone call was intended to inform potential participants in detail about the project design, its scope and aims, potential risks of participation, relevant data protection provisions and the principles of voluntary participation.
We consider that full respect of the inalienable principles of voluntary and unpaid donation should not undermine efforts to address the challenge of self-sufficiency in the European Union.
