Sentence examples for voluntary avoidance from inspiring English sources
In addition to the voluntary avoidance of chemical plant protection, UBA also advocates a complete ban on herbicides in gardens and allotments.
In contrast, rats that had their basolateral nucleus wrecked reacted in the Pavlovian manner when the sound or the light came on, but were impaired in their voluntary avoidance behavior.
Increased success in voluntary avoidance of negative content in individuals with higher working memory capacity has been shown in a previous study of instructed avoidance [37].
Although some of the examined models attempt to capture social-behavioral issues, it appears that they lack adequate consideration of many other factors (e.g., voluntary vaccination, voluntary avoidance to travel to affected regions).
Pleasure and pain would, if all such views were true, be the only ultimately good- and bad-making features of human (and relevantly similar animal) life and also the only ultimate ends of all our voluntary pursuit and avoidance.
By contrasting spontaneous and voluntary forms of avoidance of negative content, we show that areas associated with executive control are recruited less under spontaneous response.
The ECB's insistence on "voluntary" restructuring – that is, avoidance of a credit event – has placed the two sides at loggerheads.
Mr. Trichet reiterated the central bank's opposition to any private sector participation in a Greek bailout that was "not purely voluntary" and called for "the avoidance of credit events or selective default or default".
We present an inventory to assess different intentions of compliance and non-compliance: voluntary versus enforced compliance, tax avoidance, and tax evasion.
The report immediately drew fire from Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) who doubted the effectiveness of voluntary approaches and questioned the FAA's avoidance of regulatory action opposed by helicopter interests.
Go back to President Hoover and his reverence for free enterprise, careful avoidance of government intervention, and reliance on voluntary discipline.
