Sentence examples for voluntarily measure from inspiring English sources

While roughly 70percentt of the state's water districts voluntarily measure groundwater levels, reporting the levels is not mandatory, and Democrats had sought to make it so.

Some of the state's water districts voluntarily measure groundwater levels, but Republican legislators have opposed making such reporting mandatory on the ground that it would mean trespassing on private property.

There's good evidence that removing trans fats from foods – both through government regulation and voluntarily measure by industry – has already improved the nation's health.

● Civil Aviation Organization for finally adopting voluntarily measures to offset airline emissions--that generate 2% of global emissions.

With regard to the former policies, several local governments and railroad companies have voluntarily taken measures to prevent second-hand smoke inhalation, including levying fines for smoking in public spaces (for example, see Ueda et al. [12]).

HCW reported that they would voluntarily take measures to avoid interruptions from personal calls during consultation.

He adds, however, that some companies are voluntarily pursuing measures to make themselves more efficient and reduce their costs.

30 32 36 Several studies have reported strong public support for more progressive tobacco retailing controls, and found positive media coverage of retailers who voluntarily adopt measures, including delisting tobacco.

A spokesman for the company said that Chi-Chi's had taken "extraordinary" measures voluntarily to ensure the safety of its food, including removing green onions from all of its 100 restaurants.

On the day the cluster was detected, the company that submitted the contaminated sprouts to the central laboratory was contacted and voluntarily took several measures 2 days later, including intensified testing and removal of the raw materials from which the contaminated sprouts were grown.

This result is contrary to our first hypothesis and appears to indicate that, rather than being a cosmetic measure, the voluntarily formed AC contributes to the improvement of the reliability of financial statements.