Sentence examples for voluntarily introduce from inspiring English sources

Religious leaders could, for example, voluntarily introduce a ban on the full-face veil in Muslim schools to safeguard the interests of girls too young to give consent.

If the industry does not voluntarily introduce these changes, Fingleton is threatening to introduce new regulation to force them to do so.

Now Johnson is calling on Fortune 1000 companies to voluntarily introduce a version of the Rooney Rule and is receiving support within the US Senate.

In Germany, Portugal and Hungary, supermarkets have pre-empted legislative requirements by voluntarily introducing charges for plastic bags.

Republican objectors pointed out that brokers were already voluntarily introducing rules, and argued that Mr LaFalce's proposals went too far.Banks are also coming under fire elsewhere.

Industry representatives said that legislation was unnecessary because advertising networks and data brokers several years ago voluntarily introduced their own opt-out program for consumers, called Your AdChoices.

The regions voluntarily introduced a £3.5m salary cap to help balance the books, but domestic television deals secured in France and England have seen their clubs able to offer players increasingly lucrative contracts.

"The UK drinks industry has voluntarily introduced a wide range of measures to encourage responsible drinking including health information on labels, an independent complaints process and strict codes of practice which ensure alcohol is marketed responsibly - we must focus on finding local solutions to tackle specific alcohol-related problems, not penalising those who are drinking sensibly".

In 2008, a few workplaces, hospitality venues, and educational institutions voluntarily introduced smoking bans.

The venues with the highest levels of support were those where smoke-free policies had already been voluntarily introduced by the venue managers, where children were most likely to be in attendance, and that were more limited in size.

The German Aviation Association (BDL), which represents the airline industry, released a statement saying that the airlines had voluntarily agreed to introduce the rule "following the tragic accident in France".