In November 2001, many major banks that issue credit cards began voluntarily refusing to process credit card payments for gambling.
There is no prohibition on the sales now, although some merchants have said they voluntarily refuse to sell herbal cigarettes to minors.
A colleague sent me the link knowing that my mother had chosen to end her own life by voluntarily refusing hydration and nutrition.
In at least seven states, the secretaries of state have said they will voluntarily refuse to serve on political campaign committees or publicly endorse candidates, according to the National Association of Secretaries of State.
In the wake of that uproar, Mr. Wickert publicly endorsed a new honor code proposed by the German Association of Journalists, under which journalists would voluntarily refuse to make advertisements.
I've always been a proponent of targeting the businesses peddling in illegal copyrighted material rather than music fans, and recently there have been positive signs of payment services, such as PayPal voluntarily refusing to work with such businesses.
In keeping with previous government shutdowns, dozens of lawmakers are voluntarily refusing or donating their pay as long as any part of the federal bureaucracy remains shuttered — and new members are not being shy about joining in.
I asked whether, going forward, he would nonetheless consider voluntarily refusing corporate PAC donations.
In recent years, non-PAS through voluntarily refusing food and fluid or taking lethal medication has gotten more attention in the Netherlands [ 5, 9– 19, 19– 219.
When the patient decides to voluntarily refuse food and fluid, then the physician must have due regard for the care provided by a good care provider [ 21, 25].
