Sentence examples for voluntary look from inspiring English sources

A ruling from the Supreme Court interpreting the Constitution to forbid racial preferences in admissions would, of course, have considerably more symbolic weight than a ballot measure, and it is certainly conceivable that some private institutions would take a hard — but voluntary — look at whether to continue the practice.

However, with the new right to request flexible working for all, could voluntary organisations look to lead the way by hiring more people doing fewer hours, rather than fewer people working greater hours – boosting health and employment figures in the process?

But a voluntary exchange looks increasingly unlikely.

"Through us, therefore, our member has submitted a request of €100,000 in damages to the English company, and any resulting sum will be entirely donated to voluntary associations looking after abandoned children," the statement said.

The claim of voluntary departure looks even hollower when you consider that the Balanggarra Aboriginal corporation, on behalf of 150 residents, has requested for people to return to their land and been refused by the Barnett government.

Never at any time in "Hora" does the movement look voluntary, happily impulsive.

Apple provides an example of what voluntary action might look like.

There needs to be a recognition of the different ways that reliance on the voluntary sector will look in inner city deprived areas as opposed to wealthy Home Counties commuterland towns and isolated rural communities".

On a wider level, Mr Johnston believes that the voluntary sector should look at its role in terms of bringing communities together: "Why did a community fail to spot this abuse?

Perhaps a spectre is being conjured up, in comparison to which another – voluntary – system somehow looks better?

Its targets were unrealistic, and Congress under any president was going to turn it down; but his do-nothing reliance on "voluntary" action never looked feasible either.