Ours will be largely a voluntary force, but not an all-volunteer force.
In 1824 26 Ismāʿīl accompanied a voluntary force of Muslim warriors led by Sayyid Aḥmad to fight a holy war against the Sikhs in the Punjab.
The medical centre has one staff member for every two detainees Hunger strikes are allowed, but only along with "voluntary force-feeding" – a phrase admittedly worthy of Orwell.
Col. (later Gen.) Johan Laidoner opened a counteroffensive in January 1919, supported by weapons and war matériel from the Allies, a British naval squadron, and a Finnish voluntary force of 2,700 men.
David Ervine, leader of the Progressive Unionist Party, which represents the Ulster Voluntary Force, a loyalist paramilitary group, said that a small group of troublemakers were responsible, "and I have no doubt that some of these are paramilitaries".
(b) Voluntary forces of the subject using red arrows.
(b) Voluntary forces of the subject and the FES-assisted forces using black arrows and red arrows, respectively.
Because this part of the voluntary force is considered as the 'correct' effort for the task, the decomposed voluntary force which is vertical to the predefined path is considered as the 'incorrect' effort and will not be enhanced.
Evoked responses obtained while subjects generated static and dynamic contractions were highly codirectional with the voluntary forces.
Such directional relationships were independent of stimulation intensity, stimulated cortical volume, or magnitude of voluntary force exerted.
Currently, measurement of quadriceps isometric maximal voluntary force (MVF) represents the reference method to investigate muscle strength.
