Sentence examples for voluntarily carried from inspiring English sources

Tapas, (Sanskrit: "heat," or "ardour"), in Hinduism, ascetic practice voluntarily carried out to achieve spiritual power or purification.

The statement said that BP had voluntarily carried out "additional safety enhancements and performance standards" for exploring for oil and gas in the gulf.

During the last eight minutes of the flight, the co-pilot "voluntarily" carried out actions that led to the destruction of the aircraft, Brice Robin, a French public prosecutor, said at a press conference in Marseille.

It was the start of the most extensive public works programme ever voluntarily carried out in a European city, turning Paris into a vast building site for more than 17 years.

Therefore, inferring specific associations between functional regions in the brain and top-down attentional processes requires experimentally manipulating the form of processing that is voluntarily carried out on identical stimuli.

We voluntarily carry around locator chips -- there's no need for the government to go to all the trouble and expense to do so.

Now I voluntarily carry one because of what I perceive as the continuing threat to my family from international and domestic terrorists.

A sample item from the safety participation measure is "I voluntarily carry out tasks or activities that help to improve workplace safety".

(3) Government should regulate the relationship between hedge funds and pension funds (if the latter don't do so voluntarily), tax "carried interest" as ordinary income, tax trades, and revisit the overall tax structure.

The group has urged municipalities and counties to support what it calls alcopop-free zones, where lawmakers ask convenience store and grocery store owners to voluntarily stop carrying the products.

Later that year, another consumer started a petition on Change.org asking retailers to voluntarily stop carrying the product.