Given that the rescuers voluntarily walk through subway tunnels in the dark, in open defiance of every monster-movie convention, you can't help feeling that they deserve every giant poisonous spider that comes their way.
In a statement issued by WikiLeaks on Twitter, Assange said that if the UN panel rejected his claim, he would voluntarily walk out of the embassy on Friday and accept arrest "as there is no meaningful prospect of further appeal".
Banks "need to be willing, like the regulator, to recognize that there are some profitable activities so unlikely to have a social benefit, direct or indirect, that they should voluntarily walk away from them," Mr. Turner told the group.
By leaving to launch PolarityTE he chose to voluntarily walk away from that.
Few would voluntarily walk into a political inferno without a strong degree of self-confidence in their ability to accomplish the task at hand.
"People ask me why I don't retire after so many years in the game, but how could anyone with an ounce of passion for football in their soul voluntarily walk away from the opportunity to be involved in this kind of occasion?" And yet he has.
The possibility that someone could voluntarily walk away from something Peggy fought so hard to get never occurred to her.
This is not to suggest that more homeowners should adopt the situational values our financial institutions demonstrated to such ill effect in recent years and voluntarily walk away from their loan payments.
