Sentence examples for voluntary applied from inspiring English sources

Due to development this sound classification scheme, more strict requirements could be voluntary applied to low-rise dwellings by application acoustic classes designed for the high-rise apartment buildings.

The company's chief executive, Al Verrecchia, said the voluntary recall applied to two plastic nails in the Playskool Team Talkin' Tool Bench.

In 1952 the voluntary, sporadically applied "H" (for "Horror") rating was upgraded to a compulsory "X" but that was a rather wimpy X, only ruling out under-16s.

Involuntary outpatient treatment (IOT) is a type of non-voluntary treatment applied in the community, which tries to ensure the therapeutic compliance of patients that have a severe mental illness.

So the new rules are generally voluntary or apply only to new employees.

The state adopted a seismic retrofit code last year but it is voluntary and applies only to simple houses on flat land.

The WTO decided the label violated WTO rules slated for replication in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), despite the fact that it protects wildlife, is voluntary, and applies equally to domestic and foreign firms.

When it explored who had accepted the prize, it turned out that no members of the local voluntary sector had applied for it, as they found it demeaning to be paid for their involvement.

The FES assistance, which is proportional to the patient's voluntary effort, is applied to the patient.

The WTO also rejected the U.S. attempt to defend the label as important for "the conservation of exhaustible natural resources," deciding that the rules for fishing companies to qualify for the voluntary label were applied "arbitrarily".

Nonetheless, the study evaluated international accreditation, which is a voluntary process and applied in many parts of the world.