Sentence examples for voluntary element from inspiring English sources

Cameron added that the government's Challenge programme would be put on a statutory footing so anyone suspected of being radicalised will be required to go on a government re-education programme, removing any voluntary element.

The complexity of the education system in the United Kingdom arose in part from the pioneer work done in the past by voluntary bodies and a desire to retain the voluntary element in the state system.

"In many cases," Nash insisted, "[mental health] has a voluntary element.

Further, coverage of the voluntary element of SHI was low, as the premium had to be fully paid by individual contributions with no subsidy from employer or government.

Remarkably, practice with voluntary contractions as well as SES, which lacks a voluntary element, both produced interlimb transfer that was statistically similar [Fig. 2, for a review see (Ruddy and Carson 2013)].

Farmers have been wary of the new rule because it takes many voluntary elements of food safety planning and codifies them.

Here, Angela Smith (2005) has done much to develop this Scanlonian theme, and has explicitly argued for moral responsibility for non-voluntary elements of a person that reflect her sensitivity to moral considerations.

Humans are accordingly set at an epistemic distance from God that is overcome only by faith, which can be identified with the voluntary interpretive element within the experience of God's presence.

The strategy taking shape combines voluntary and mandatory elements.

That element of voluntary choice is really critical, it's not a question of imposing views on students here".

But they made a very clear distinction between real slavery and wage slavery – the latter involves an element of voluntary acquiescence to the demands of the employer; the former does not.