Sentence examples for show voluntary from inspiring English sources

The carriers recently received government approval for the deal, and the merger is expected to be complete on Oct. 1. "Airlines are continuing to show voluntary capacity discipline for the first time not just this decade, but really since the industry was deregulated in 1978," said Hunter Keay, an airline analyst at the firm Stifel Nicolaus.

Multi-channel electromyogram (EMG) was used to examine the pattern and time-course of voluntary contraction recovery in subjects with acute traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI), concentrating on the latest time after injury at which a given muscle would begin to show voluntary recruitment.

Recordings showing voluntary activity were discarded.

With regards to global health, Kaul and Gleicher argue that "[a]s the institution of the state has no full equivalent internationally, international cooperation has to happen voluntarily; and as past experience has shown, voluntary cooperation is more likely to happen when it makes sense for all, that is, if it is based on a clear and fair win-win agreement" [ 5].

Once again it shows how voluntary action can show the way, proving that a low-carbon future is an essential, achievable and urgent priority.

And new figures published today show the voluntary approach, rather than compulsory charging, is the way to do it.

Rosa was told he faced deportation on 19 September 2015, and that he needed to show his voluntary deportation would take place, by producing a flight itinerary.

"There is no evidence to warrant an about-turn, but plenty of evidence to show the voluntary regime is working, as each and every month the percentage of women on FTSE boards increases," the report says.

Our results show that voluntary exercise running activity was decreased in the ob/ob mouse.

Empirical studies show that voluntary associations' activities can be ranged from community building to individual social mobility (Kastoryano, 2002).

In sheep, position in a moving flock is highly correlated with social dominance, but there is no definitive study to show consistent voluntary leadership by an individual sheep.