Sentence examples for voluntarily engage from inspiring English sources

Globally accepted standards of medical ethics – set forth by the World Medical Association in 1975 and 2006 – categorically forbid doctors from force-feeding competent prisoners who voluntarily engage in a hunger strike.

Through parametric analyses, we determine the net value that can be recovered from a returned product as a key driver for the firm to voluntarily engage in collection.

Willis found that in a boys' school in Britain, working-class boys tended to give up on study and voluntarily engage in manual work.

The proportion of a company's employees who will voluntarily engage in these kinds of programs tends to be about 5%, says Adam Long, vice president of research for Gordian Health Solutions.

For instance, those firms which voluntarily engage in more socially responsible activities incur higher corresponding costs at an earlier stage and, therefore, the increase in their CSR score has a negative relationship with their FP if the study is done only linearly.

County mental health officials said details of the court component of the law were still to be worked out, but that the emphasis would remain on getting people to voluntarily engage in treatment.

The 24-year-old woman said the airman's assertion that she had voluntarily engaged in sex in the parking lot of a shopping center was "outrageous".

"Anything the player voluntarily engages with is going to make a much bigger impression than something they have no choice but to look at," Mr. Gaynor said during his lecture.

While examples of businesses voluntarily engaging with the issue are out there – after all, some of the retailers whose clothes were manufactured at the Rana Plaza were part of the Ethical Trading Initative – how far will businesses jump without being pushed?

Three and a half years ago, on the eve of the invasion of Iraq, commentators across the board agreed that the coming war would be a gamble — "the greatest shake of the dice any President has voluntarily engaged in since Harry Truman dropped the bomb on Japan," Thomas Friedman called it.

That spirit of Sendai was most obvious and exemplified by the youth and young professionals who voluntarily engaged throughout the WCDRR process, which many attended at their own expense.