Sentence examples for voluntarily implement from inspiring English sources

It's vital that the oil and gas industry voluntarily implement tougher standards on the implementation of hydraulic fracturing, the recovery of chemicals from wells and the safeguards to avoid contaminating groundwater with chemicals of any kind.

Lufthansa does not voluntarily implement such a protocol, and Spohr said that he is not aware of any of the company's competitors that have such a procedure.

Three of the country's largest telecommunications companies today said they would voluntarily implement a child pornography filter, a move that would take several months to put in place.

He was simply recommending "companies voluntarily implement a plan to interview a minimum of two qualified African American candidates for every job opening at the vice president level and above" among other recommendations.

Speaking at a cafe in midtown Manhattan which has decided to voluntarily implement the suggested regulations, the mayor admitted his staffers "don't know" how long an appeal will take.

Iran agreed to voluntarily implement the protocol in 2003, when Mr. Rouhani was the country's top nuclear negotiator, but it stopped in 2005 after a breakdown in talks with European powers and the imposition of sanctions by the United Nations.

The recent food scares have been the motivation for voluntary programmes on food safety being promoted by public authorities and voluntarily implemented by food operators.

Will Allison, director of the commission's air pollution control division, said "several industry leaders" voluntarily implemented the rules when they were proposed late last year.

Several private and public motor carriers such as Frito-Lay, United Parcel Service, and Werner Enterprises, have voluntarily implemented electronic on-board recorders to ensure drivers are in compliance with the federal regulations, to reduce the errors and hassles associated with paper log books, and to improve driver retention and recruitment.

Of these 12 cases, 5 occurred after blood collection agencies voluntarily implemented processes to trigger more sensitive individual NAT based on local WNV activity (14 – 14 ).

Reports are already emerging from a growing number of developing countries that have voluntarily implemented pilot programmes or projects on early hearing detection [ 30], but lessons from these efforts have not yet been documented to provide relevant baseline data to facilitate global initiatives towards systematic capacity-building for requisite services.