"voluntary assignment" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when describing an activity or task that someone chose to do without being required to do so. For example, "After much thought, I decided to take on a voluntary assignment to help the homeless during my summer break."
For purposes of this rule, a garnishment or levy is not to be considered a voluntary assignment.
Even though this was a voluntary assignment, all students from one of the sections (25 of 25) and about 93% of the other section (37 of 40) participated in this study.
M subsequently gives Bond a voluntary assignment, unconnected to sanctioned Secret Service duties, to travel to Vermont via Canada, find von Hammerstein at his rented estate at Echo Lake and assassinate him as a warning to future criminals who might think to target British citizens.
It regulated both voluntary assignments for the benefit of creditors made by merchants (Title X) and the proceedings and effects flowing from bankruptcy (Title XI).
However, the plan may provide that after a benefit is in pay status, there may be a voluntary revocable assignment (not to exceed 10percentt of any benefit payment) by an employee which is not for purposes of defraying the administrative costs of the plan.
Such an individual must receive his or her wages free and clear, except for amounts deducted for taxes assessed against the employee and any voluntary wage assignments directed by the employee.
In this sense, responsibilisation strategies rely on the voluntary self-assignment of specific responsibilities, as well as the implementation of practical steps for their fulfillment3.
As responsibilisation strategies rely on the agent's activity and spontaneous initiative, the voluntary self-assignment of specific responsibilities, and the implementation of practical steps for their fulfilment, it might be said that responsibility in RRI is essentially an entrepreneurial attitude and a disposition of the subject.
The Court of Appeals brushed off this important distinction in a footnote by stating that there were two exceptions to ERISA garnishment, being a voluntary or revocable assignment of not more than 10% of any benefit payment, or pursuant to a qualified domestic relations order, citing 29 U.S.C. 1056(d)(2) and (d)(3) respectively.
As indicated previously, student use of the OMTT was completely voluntary, and group assignment was based on whether the student had registered for the OMTT in Neuroscience or not.
The last show he actually saw was Neil Simon's 2001 comedy, "45 Seconds From Broadway," and that was not entirely voluntary; he was on assignment.
