Sentence examples for voluntarily doing from inspiring English sources

More drivers, seeking discounts on auto insurance, are voluntarily doing just that.

If, as his spokesman seemed to suggest, he was voluntarily doing the public a favor back then, why not now?

The Texas Education Agency appears to agree with him, although it is "voluntarily" doing a review now.

"Without explicit testimony or e-mails, plaintiffs have to prove it was the underwriters' forcing the buyer to do that, rather than them voluntarily doing it".

"To see someone who has what we all consider to have an ideal life — with a fun, successful career — to be voluntarily doing so much schoolwork all the time is both really admirable and something I can't even comprehend".

While there is no requirement to provide disclosures in the audit committee report contained in an annual meeting proxy statement beyond what is specified by Item 407 d) of Regulation S-K, many audit committees are voluntarily doing so.

Saddam disarms voluntarily: do we then invade on humanitarian grounds?

But they cannot be trusted to voluntarily do all that they might.

Presidents are not required to release their returns, but have voluntarily done so since the early 1970s.

Professor Ian Shapiro: So people wouldn't voluntarily do things that maximize one another's — maximize the total social utility, right?

"Exxon is not the kind of company that voluntarily does the right thing," said Tico Almeida, president of the group.