Sentence examples for voluntarily established from inspiring English sources

This finding suggests that firms that voluntarily established an AC were more interested in sending a positive message to the markets than in creating an effective tool for improving the quality of financial information.

The Fiduciary Rule The rule, which is part of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) is a federal law that sets minimum standards for most voluntarily established pension and health plans in private industry to provide protection for individuals in these plans.

Ten years later, in 1992, all 80 medical schools in Japan had voluntarily established an EC without any governmental regulation.

UC President Janet Napolitano recently announced that the system will voluntarily establish an independent advocate to support sexual assault victims on every campus.

We propose that the industry voluntarily establish a "music utility license" for the interactive use of digital music.

Facebook set the bar high by voluntarily establishing the approved ad network program and privacy policy requirements to provide users with additional protections.

Zimbabwe's far-sighted Natural Resources Act of 1941 enabled farmers to voluntarily establish themselves (usually 30 to 50 landholders in a catchment) as democratically-managed Intensive Conservation Areas (ICA) with more power to regulate themselves than anything a centralized state would dare to impose.

A spokeswoman said: "Reprieve condemns the irresponsible attitude taken by most companies and calls upon them voluntarily to establish a Hippocratic code for pharmaceutical companies asserting that their drugs should be used only for the benefit of patients, not for executions".

In Finland, ethics committees were first established voluntarily in the 1970s, whilst later their tasks and composition were regulated through a 1999 Act on medical research [ 15, 13].

Following guidelines established by the United Nations, combatants voluntarily give up their weapons and demobilize at one of the 10 disarmament camps in the country.

E-panel participants are informed that they will be anonymously surveyed maximally six times per year on different topics, and voluntarily give their informed consent through an established protocol.