Sentence examples for voluntarily accepting from inspiring English sources

What better incentive for the mayor to force the issue than by voluntarily accepting the finance law's spending limits?

Mr. Stringer used the opportunity once again to criticize Mr. Spitzer for not voluntarily accepting the spending limits that are part of the city's optional matching funds program.

It was by voluntarily accepting the jurisdiction of the court, as the UK did in 1966, that states provided oxygen to a burgeoning "Europe of rights".

Instead of stonewalling new regulations and calls for transparency, the industry — gathering this week in Houston for the annual conference of IHS's Cambridge Energy Research Associates unit — may want to get out in front by voluntarily accepting some safeguards.

"The murders of men tend not to alarm us because, on a certain level, we perceive men as voluntarily accepting risks by leaving the protective bubble of the community to go on hunter-gatherer missions," he says.

"On 26 June his lawyers in Brussels responded on his behalf, voluntarily accepting a provisional suspension until a decision in the case, and waiving his right to analysis of the B sample.

"I recognize that this was a risk that I voluntarily accepted".

And we shouldn't expect China to voluntarily accept limits on its space strategy anytime soon.

To avoid a showdown, the Federal Trade Commission has said it wants the food and advertising industries to voluntarily accept changes.

The forensics expert Rose hired did not explain why Rose voluntarily accepted a lifetime suspension if he was so innocent.

The leaders of this slaveholding nation would never voluntarily accept peace with an enemy that was arming former slaves and enlisting them alongside white men.