Sentence examples for voluntarily identified from inspiring English sources

First, Mr. Farmer would have us believe that New Jersey voluntarily identified problems with racial profiling.

Writer Named Sources In C.I.A. Leak Inquiry Robert D. Novak, the journalist who first identified the intelligence officer at the center of the C.I.A. leak case, says in a column that he voluntarily identified three confidential government sources to the prosecutor in the case.

The report says that Diederik Stapel voluntarily identified a list of journal articles he authored or co-authored that were "based on fabricated data" but that list is not in the report and has not yet been made public.

ExxonMobil voluntarily identified several projects that would enhance the environment of neighborhoods near our operations".

There were significant differences in the reported frequency of use of Gadyen Dlo between participants and controls, but there were no significant differences in the reported frequency of use for the other water treatment methods among households who voluntarily identified having heard of the methods.

Unlike "Primary Colors," "O" has been panned by critics, making it less likely that the author will voluntarily identify himself.

Unlike previous Republican presidential contenders — Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush, for example — Romney will not voluntarily identify the men and women who raise large amounts of money for him.

Users can voluntarily identify themselves via the blockchain, and may be granted access to health care, social services, job opportunities, and more.

Similarly, at Onename, usernames are created within an open namespace and user data is embedded directly into the blockchain to help individuals who want to voluntarily identify themselves, even when local governments make it difficult to do so.

(He also points out student can voluntarily identify themselves as a racialized minority on their website).

The umbrella organization of Catholic religious orders in the U.S. is suggesting its members consider voluntarily identifying priests accused of sexual abuse, opening up what could be a major new chapter in the Catholic Church's long-running abuse and cover-up saga, The Associated Press has learned.