Sentence examples for voluntarily undertook from inspiring English sources

The court, after all, voluntarily undertook to decide the cases that made the June headlines.

Instead, Turing was left humiliated when he was charged and convicted of public indecency and, instead of serving a prison sentence, voluntarily undertook a course of chemical castration.

With a bombing party of 10 men, who voluntarily undertook this duty, he conveyed a supply of 96 bombs to within 20 yards of the enemy's position over exceptionally dangerous ground, after the attempts of two other parties had failed.

Women in the control group voluntarily undertook far more physical activity than predicted (or seen in clinical practice), which resulted in smaller differences between groups than expected.

Mr Mackay has also voluntarily undertaken equality and diversity training.

Starting later this year, homebuyers will be able to voluntarily undertake a similar assessment before moving in.

But probably they, like me, reject such an analogy since we have voluntarily undertaken medical protocols for our own good.

Others are less sure that good architecture will result or that developers and lenders, keenly conscious of time equaling money, would voluntarily undertake a discretionary review procedure.

Another characteristic, asceticism, is universal, provided the term is defined widely enough so as to include all supererogatory (voluntarily undertaken rather than wholly prescribed) religious practices.

As a former military officer, I, too, had watched with dismay as one president after another — including one with no military service at all and another who failed to complete voluntarily undertaken reserve duty — rendered hand salutes.

The First World War — in which he was wounded while voluntarily undertaking a dangerous mission — freed him from this humdrum future; he educated himself relentlessly and came out of the war determined to be a doctor.