Sentence examples for resisted voluntary from inspiring English sources
According to Ricker, leaders resisted voluntary action because "if the industry took action voluntarily, it would be an admission of responsibility for the problem".
Those resisting voluntary default are investors, who purchased insurance (derivatives), from the major banks -- yes, once again, derivatives from the major banks who were speculating that there would be no default.
This was followed by a resisted maximal voluntary contraction to obtain maximal EMG for normalization of the obtained EMG signals.
Only in touch do we seem to come into direct contact with reality, a reality that actively resists our voluntary actions.
"Leaders in the industry have consistently resisted taking constructive voluntary action to prevent firearms from ending up in the illegal gun market and have sought to silence others within the industry who have advocated reform," Mr. Ricker wrote in a 2003 affidavit on behalf of the City of San Diego.
The Sochaux captain had been arrested at 5.30am the previous Monday and charged with being violent to a police officer, resisting arrest, and voluntary violence towards his wife (which he has denied).
The United States had long resisted these efforts, preferring a voluntary approach to reducing mercury emissions.
Chinese road-building crews and drilling rigs will cut into ancient forests where indigenous groups and uncontacted tribes living in "voluntary isolation" have violently resisted the oil industry.
The British government has resisted calls for tighter oversight and has supported voluntary efforts by industry to police how user data on the Web is collected.
The justice department and the FBI have resisted calls for a mandatory reporting system, calling for more data on fatal police shootings but keeping the voluntary reporting system.
Director James Comey resisted calls for a mandatory reporting system this week, calling for more data on fatal police shootings but maintaining the voluntary reporting system.
