Two aspects of this definition are critical, the first being that "the obligation must be voluntarily adopted; behaviour influenced by the coercive forces of law or union contract is not voluntary.
The requirement for the patient to respond voluntarily with the half-mark may have been influenced by cultural custom and only the available option provided responded to.
For the UK, a major country and a long-standing, influential member of the EU, voluntarily to choose to move out of the core and into the outer circle, in order to join those influenced by but not influencing Brussels, would in my view be an entirely different matter.
The results show that a small number of excess commuters do exist and that whilst these travellers admit to a variety of benefits they can get from travel, most of them are excess travelling voluntarily with many factors are influencing their travel choices.
Being voluntarily or involuntarily childless might not influence social network and support in old age and might also influence psychological wellbeing among the childless in a negative or a positive direction.
This paper introduces new theoretical arguments to explain how institutional pressures influence decisions to adopt IFRS voluntarily.
Organizational psychologists characterize two major competing motives that influence the likelihood that someone will voluntarily seek feedback related to job performance.
Facebook wants to give you the power to define what is and isn't objectionable, and influence the local defaults of those who don't choose voluntarily.
Show that you love learning/and school by voluntarily studying and doing homework without being "nagged and coaxed" to help influence your parents to purchase a MacBook.
In 2011, to understand why families are not voluntarily immunizing their children against mumps, we surveyed mothers who were university graduates to examine the factors and barriers influencing mumps vaccination in Japan.
