Sentence examples for too voluntary from inspiring English sources

The plan is too little, too late and too voluntary.

The plan is, as a Times editorial put it yesterday, "too little, too late and too voluntary".

Most of the music sounds decisively pre-rock, except for the fact that it's wed (or, if that seems too voluntary, welded) to Dylan's croakiest vocals in a while.

He was a great supporter, too, of voluntary organisations devoted to the built environment, notably the Vernacular Architecture Group and the Royal Archaeological Institute.

Scrapping Labour's plan to increase transparency in pay is a backwards step for women's equality .The new strategy keeps a provision encouraging positive action in recruitment, although this too is voluntary.

Critically, the interaction continuously develops the interpersonal skills of candidates, recruiters, and selecting managers and offers the same benefits soft skills trainings used when a manager has too many voluntary separations (aka bad management).

As governor, Mrs. Whitman was criticized for cutting New Jersey's environmental enforcement budget and relying too heavily on voluntary compliance.

"Yes, I have a concern that the N.R.A. relies too heavily on voluntary contributions from its membership, particularly its life members," he said.

The London living wage campaign is to be applauded, but it is voluntary: too many poor Londoners have not been touched by it and are unlikely to ever be.

Laura Rogers of the Pew Campaign on Human Health and Industrial Farming called the new rules "the most sweeping action the agency has undertaken in this area," while Caroline Smith DeWaal of the Center for Science in the Public Interest criticized them as "tragically flawed" because they relied too much on voluntary industry efforts.

On public sector jobs, the IMF said Greece is too reliant on voluntary departures.