Sentence examples for voluntary entry from inspiring English sources

This is on top of a "voluntary" entry fee of £5, an exception among national galleries and museums in Britain that have traditionally been free.

As the N.H.L. trading deadline approached yesterday, the Rangers acquired the veteran defenseman Sandis Ozolinsh, who missed three months with Anaheim this season because of a knee injury and his voluntary entry in the league's substance- and alcohol-abuse program before playing for Latvia in the Olympics.

In cities that have a "reasonably large" treatment capacity (sufficient for 15% or more of drug users in the local area), free or low cost treatment, and voluntary entry into treatment, new entrants into treatment tend to have very high drug use frequencies and be at high risk for exposure to HIV.

If a patient refuses voluntary entry due to his or her mental illness, a family member or other related party can initiate an involuntary Baker Act.

We estimate that the U.S. retail industry lost more than $9 billion to voluntary entry-level turnover in 2016.

It allowed for voluntary participation (entry and exit from the research) at any stage of the research process.

Some of these are based on voluntary data entry (i.e., France, United Kingdom, and Belgium), while others are based on compulsory notification (i.e., Germany, Austria, etc).

We prospectively audited VOs in a hardcopy-prescribing five-bed ICU setting over a period of 3 weeks, with voluntary data entry by any member of staff issuing or receiving a drug therapy VO.

Each state offers prison employment programs to skill up offenders while they're inside, as well as a voluntary re-entry link program to help them improve life skills, find somewhere to live and link up with family, community support services and job network providers once released.

The city said it was voluntary, but an entry in his diary belies that.

See SEP entry on voluntary euthanasia.