Sentence examples for voluntary conduct from inspiring English sources

Justice Stephen G. Breyer grew emphatic in insisting that the court was free to interpret the statute to require a level of intentional or voluntary conduct.

Further, we note that the conclusion that fault should not be apportioned where a party acted intentionally is based in part on the idea that intentional and voluntary conduct differs from negligence not only in degree, but also in kind.

Intentional and voluntary conduct, such as that undertaken by Hickey in this case, is qualitatively different from levels of negligence, and therefore is not capable of intelligent comparison by [487 N.W.2d 122] the courts or by a jury.

In particular, the analog-era notion that transmission of data to a third party is necessarily "voluntary" conduct that precludes Fourth Amendment protection should not apply in a world where devices and applications constantly transmit data to third parties by dint of their mere operation.

The Judicial Attitude Survey was anonymous and voluntary, conducted online by an independent research centre, the Judicial Institute of University College London.

In the policy, "voluntary investigative conduct" is defined as "the mere suspicion of some type of criminal activity by a person," which fits the description of why police say officers confronted Scott.

The interviews were all voluntary and conducted so as not to risk further traumatising the children.

Their search warrant, federal officials said, represented an escalation over a voluntary search conducted months earlier.

The federal warrant for the Aug. 1 search of Dr. Hatfill's apartment in Frederick, Md., officials said, represented an escalation over a voluntary search conducted earlier this year.

What makes Beavan's experiment noteworthy is that it is just that a voluntary exercise conducted for a limited time only by a middle-class family.

Any repatriation must be voluntary, sustainable, conducted in safety and with dignity.