Sentence examples for voluntary officials from inspiring English sources

TIPS -- part of the president's Citizen Corps program -- is entirely voluntary, officials pointed out.

While ICE indicated during 2009 and 2010 that the program was voluntary, officials eventually settled on the position that states could not withdraw.

Clearly, much of this caution from all concerned was a product of the delicate postwar balance between voluntary, official, and professional groups.

But a former senior official in Luochuan's health bureau says participation has not been as voluntary as officials make it out to be.Yang Xiumei, who is lying on a hard bed in a small, dim ward (left untouched by upgrading) of Jiuxian's hospital, has picked the wrong time to suffer haemorrhaging and abdominal pains.

Though the guidelines are entirely voluntary, industry officials argue that companies have a strong financial incentive to adopt them.

Though Mr. Amato said his departure was voluntary, some officials in Hartford said that they believed he was forced out by Mayor Eddie A. Perez.

Howard, a founder member, is said to have been "carpeted" when he made it clear he was against the increase and the people running the club have recommended Peter Thwaites, the voluntary HR official who puts contracts in place, inserts a confidentiality agreement for the new programme editor.

Reporting is voluntary, and federal officials said they would keep the information confidential.

Instead of relying on voluntary reports, government officials initiated door-to-door surveys.

Because the number of agencies reporting under the voluntary system varies, officials caution against drawing conclusions about trends.

The FBI program will, however, remain voluntary and FBI officials will have no ability to compel departments to report deaths.