Even the health experts who support the president's smallpox plan, which is voluntary, agree that the vaccine can cause serious complications and even death, particularly among people with immune deficiencies and other disorders.
But private bondholders – mostly large European banks – are already spooked by talk within Berlin about a 40%-50 40%-50cut" in the event of a default rather than the voluntary 21% agreed in July.
Both Chainrai, who is owed £17m by the club and holds the club's Fratton Park ground as security, and the PST have had a Company Voluntary Arrangement agreed by creditors which would pay them two pence for every pound they are owed.
At least six — including Barnes & Noble, Brookstone and Bed Bath & Beyond — initiated a voluntary recall and agreed to stop selling the product.
That deal is subject to a company voluntary arrangement being agreed, which ACL, the only creditor apart from Sisu-connected companies, may block.
A voluntary model was agreed as a Rudd government initiative, but industry and government are still on their way to the party.
Indeed, more has been achieved post-Copenhagen and Cancún through voluntary and nationally agreed carbon emissions reductions than in the 15-year circus of negotiations since Kyoto.
Of the 72,000 places identified by the Commission for Syrian refugees, 18,000 would be available under a voluntary resettlement scheme agreed last year.
The 19-strong Residents Groupp (RG) ran for election on a set of seven policies - including opposing development on the green belt, improving road repairs and supporting local business and voluntary communities - agreed among different residents' associations.
However, it was Lord Prescott, who was the most voluble critic of existing press standards and regulation, complaining that "the PCC code of conduct is voluntary, it is agreed with the industry and it is up to the industry to observe it".
