Sentence examples for voluntarily agrees from inspiring English sources

A tenant who voluntarily agrees to move out of an apartment after a dispute with the landlord should insist that the landlord provide a reference for the tenant as part of the agreement.

A -- Alan Kucker, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that the lease restrictions proposed by the landlord would be legally enforceable if the letter writer voluntarily agrees to accept them.

So, unless partner B voluntarily agrees to a settlement, partner A could become homeless unless she can afford to go to court – (see the box, right, on the case of Pamela Curran) and even then there's only a limited chance of success.

Thus, the voluntarist will grant that special obligations are acquired through promises and contracts, because, in making a promise or contract, the agent voluntarily agrees to bear a certain burden for the person to whom she makes the promise or contract.

If B voluntarily agrees to what might otherwise be a maldistribution of advantages, as when B voluntarily decides to make a gift of goods or labor to A, then it seems wrong to say that A has exploited B. It would, for example, be odd (although perhaps not impossible) to claim that a hospital exploits its volunteer workers just because the workers are volunteers rather than paid employees.

Nonetheless, voluntarily agreeing to pay the royalties going forward was the right thing to do.

The developers said they had voluntarily agreed to lower the development densities.

He dropped the proceeding after Mrs. Yates voluntarily agreed to sign in.

The rules, however, would apply only to those companies that voluntarily agreed to the framework.

Still, all the business owners voluntarily agreed to follow it, Kingston said.

Virginia bars people who have been the subject of a temporary detention order and who voluntarily agree to inpatient treatment.