Sentence examples for volition effective from inspiring English sources

The Kremlin published a statement saying Mr. Putin had signed a decree removing Mr. Surkov from his position "by his own volition" effective immediately.

In the present picture, this is conceived in such a way that "mental intention (volition) becomes neurally effective by momentarily increasing the probability of exocytosis" (Beck and Eccles 1992, 11360).

Why doesn't the fact that you possess more of the very capacities for reasoning, insight, choice, and effective volition that qualified us as persons than I do render it the case that you are morally more considerable than I, have a higher fundamental moral worth?

As the philosopher H. Frankfurt argues, an individual is autonomous and an active agent if he or she has "second order volitions", i.e. that he or she wants certain desires to be part of his or her will [ 11], p. 16: "Having an integrated, stable, and coherent identity is an essential precondition for effective second order volitions that stay the same over time" [ 12], p. 353.

An enhancement of long-term adherence to physical activity in chronically ill adults via patient-oriented methods directed at motivation and volition (e.g. planning) has been effective [ 27, 31, 32].

They did not believe them to be clinically effective, and never recommended them out of their own volition.

Without supervision, adolescents with type 1 diabetes started and stopped closed loop by their own volition over multiple nights and without real-time monitoring or redundant sensor, which will accelerate cost-effective transition into routine clinical care.

"They did so of their own volition".

"Not of his own volition," he said.

They have their own volition almost".

And he left by his own volition.