Sentence examples for voluntarily lead from inspiring English sources

If you voluntarily lead me to expect that you will perform a given action, then I am likely to make plans on the basis of that expectation.

In the 1970's he had voluntarily led the military out of government and organized democratic elections.

"It's very sad," said Hunter, who voluntarily leads the flock that has grown too small over the years to warrant a priest.

HIV positive and widowed, she supports her eight children and voluntarily leads a group of 120 HIV positive women in her community.

Higher-level sanctions – imposed if a jobseeker refuses to take a position without good reason or leaves a position voluntarily – will lead to a loss of benefits for 13 weeks on the first occasion, 26 weeks on the second occasion and 156 weeks on the third occasion.

Reporting sick birds voluntarily could lead to the destruction of their source of income unless they are compensated for depopulated flocks.

On the other hand, teachers may not be so keen to voluntarily take the lead in action research as a form of professional development due to busy work schedule; lack of time to developing research skills; and dependency culture on top-down guidance and implementation.

But the industry didn't try to cover up the science, and as the science became clearer in the 1950s, the industry voluntarily took lead out of interior paint.

There was no difference in reported implementation between voluntary and mandatory returns, which might suggest that making reporting mandatory for those trusts that had not already voluntarily reported did not lead them to report higher levels of implementation.

Patients will be informed about the additional specific risk of a bone marrow aspiration, which is voluntarily and will not lead to exclusion from the study in case of refusal.

Evoking the "immense sentimental value" of the diamond to Pakistan, Mr Bhutto continued: "Its return to Pakistan would be a convincing demonstration of the spirit that moved Britain voluntarily to shed its imperial encumbrances and lead the process of decolonisation".