The legal definition for what is happening in Aleppo is forced displacement — a term that has been carefully avoided by the Security Council, which, ignoring the reality on the ground, issued a resolution this week stressing the importance of "voluntary, safe, and dignified passage of all civilians".
However, other factors may be relevant, for example the use of whole-class teaching by Gallagher et al., as opposed to our voluntary groups; and the passage of time since their study.
In the 1990s, the first legislative approval for voluntary euthanasia was achieved with the passage of a bill in the parliament of Australia's Northern Territory to enable physicians to practise voluntary euthanasia.
Thematically, he returns to his idea of "voluntary limitation" and religious rites of passage in a story about two Westerners sailing to Antarctica aboard a Japanese whaling vessel.
Ruminant nutrition has traditionally focused on measuring performance, voluntary intake, fermentation parameters, rate of passage, diet digestibility, and nitrogen metabolism to describe a diet's ability to meet animal requirements.
Recently, an effort led in part by the United States succeeded in gaining United Nations passage of a set of voluntary international debris-control guidelines.
The Senate Republican leader, Trent Lott of Mississippi, said today that the need for legislation defining patients' rights had been significantly reduced by voluntary corrective actions of health insurance companies and by passage of state laws to protect patients in most states.
Quotes a passage from Lowell M. Limpus' book, "History of the New York Fire Department," which describes the rivalry between voluntary department companies a century ago in N.Y. over luxurious housing.
The troika has also made passage of the measures a condition for sealing a deal in which private creditors will take voluntary losses of up to 70 percent of Greek debt.
