Sentence examples for voluntary components from inspiring English sources
CalGreen is further broken into three different components: a mandatory component as well as two voluntary components or 'tiers' that local jurisdictions can adopt.
The Toxics Use Reduction Act (TURA) model is widely cited as an effective blend of mandatory and voluntary components, and is considered a model nation-wide and internationally.
As Pathways has largely been applied to new and repeat claimants, who are much more likely to return to the labour market unaided, it is perhaps not surprising that its voluntary components show no additional employment effect.
The report concluded that the obligatory work focused interviews and early medical assessment in Pathways were the key aspects of the programme that move people off benefits and into work, whilst the voluntary components, such as the Condition Management Programme and Return to Work Credit, apparently had no additional employment impact.
A spokesman for Governor Rell said the voluntary component of the bill regarding the snack foods was the key compromise that led to her supporting it.
The second tier in Sweden includes unemployment insurance benefits, which include both a mandatory and voluntary component.
He argues that though friendship does have an important voluntary component, it is not the case that people voluntarily agree to the terms of a friendship.
The other possible reason is a difference in the manner of control: limb movement (e.g., lower limb movement for foot clearance) is controlled by a voluntary component (although an automatic component also exists) with action intention, while posture is controlled mainly in an automatic fashion [16] [18].
Effortful control reflects a voluntary component of attention and undergoes significant development in the second year of life and later [ 18].
The study obtained Ethical approval from the South West London Research and Ethics Committee, Ref: 09/H0806/81 and NHS Research Governance approval as a voluntary component of the trial participation.
Smoking and overweight may be of concern in subpopulations, whereas air pollution usually affects whole populations and there is generally no voluntary component to the risk.
