That formulation misleadingly indicates a delineated relationship between the profession's voluntary endeavours, led by the pioneering City firms, and the beleaguered world of legal aid.
Benchmarking the quality of breast cancer care, lastly, is the final cornerstone in current voluntary endeavours in Germany to implement quality assurance in breast cancer services and thus to optimise the quality of diagnosis and treatment.
"We will seek wherever possible for these reductions to be through voluntary means,and we will endeavour to retrain staff in roles where we are currently reliant on agency resources," Magnox added.
"We will seek wherever possible for these reductions to be through voluntary means and we will endeavour to retrain staff in roles where we are currently reliant on agency resources".
The UK has a rich history of collaborative endeavour, where government and voluntary organisations improve the lives of local communities by working together.
The medieval sects, therefore, always stressed in their critique of the worldly church the lack of spiritual discipline and endeavoured to realize a voluntary church discipline in terms of a renewed radical demand of holiness based on early Christianity.
In the past, governments have already valued voluntary work and supported innovative, value-driven endeavours – e.g. through development policy.
To be sure, because the application of international human rights law depends for the most part on the voluntary consent of nations, formidable obstacles attend the endeavours of human rights policy makers, activists, and scholars.
More specifically, he was shocked by the Labour government's assault on the voluntary friendly societies, those glorious creations of independent working-class endeavour.
And the call to civic duty and to public service - often impelled by religious convictions - led to the mushrooming of local and national endeavour, of associations and clubs, a rich tradition of voluntary organisations, local democracy and civic life.
