Sentence examples for voluntary equipment from inspiring English sources
As for voluntary equipment, along with a bold three-strand necklace of black stones as big as marbles, she wears an understated pantsuit in nonpartisan black and no hosiery with her suede pumps — significant sartorial details.
The authors would like to thank Christina Stevens (University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas) for liposome preparation, Paul Golumbek (Washington University in St . Louis for voluntary wheel running (VWR) equipment and advice, and Susan Culican (Washington University in St . Louis for brachial nerve harvesting and advice.
Occupational sources are sources specifically used at work (semi-voluntary), such as MRI equipment and a metal detector.
The bill would create a four-member bipartisan Election Assistance Commission to evaluate election equipment and develop voluntary standards.
To ward off potential legislation, the manufacturers had reached a voluntary but costly agreement to run equipment that would limit the toxic emissions.
"While schools can ask for voluntary contributions for trips and extra equipment, they must make clear to parents that there is absolutely no obligation for them to pay".
They also encouraged patient and provider use of masks and other personal protective equipment as well as voluntary self-isolation of patients during all pandemic phases.
Hact made 10-year interest free loans to small and struggling voluntary organisations, for example to help buy equipment or adapt a building.
The surf is good, though variable, and made comparatively safe by voluntary lifesaving clubs, which provide guards and rescue equipment on all beaches throughout the summer months.
The WHO goes on to say that if precautionary measures are to be adopted, they should be introduced as a separate policy that encourages, through voluntary means, the reduction of RF fields by equipment manufacturers and the public (WHO 2000).
As a part of the restructuring, the government put in place a voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) to reduce the man-equipment ratio (MER) of 367:1 (ratio of manpower to aircraft).
