Sentence examples similar to voluntary suggestions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bender called his departure voluntary and rejected suggestions that it was related to questions about his loyalty.

Even a modest suggestion of voluntary retirement founders.

A model of voluntary engagement derived from donors' suggestions encompassed publicity about the Voluntary Register to urge donors (and donor-conceived people) to join it, and that an intermediary organization should contact a donor personally to seek permission to release identifying or non-identifying information to a donor-conceived person who had made an enquiry.

At a International Committee of the Red Cross conference in December, even the very gentle suggestion of a voluntary forum for member states to discuss best practice on IHL was rejected, and progress on this issue seems increasingly difficult.

The industrializing developing countries have made unexpectedly large offers on cutting the rate at which their emissions will grow, but see these as voluntary commitments and resist any suggestion that they should be subject to international control.

Our concerns primarily lie around suggestions that could see voluntary or compulsory 'insurance' schemes introduced.

The FDA issued draft voluntary guidance in 2010, which offers suggestions to industry rather than imposing a ban.

Voluntary appeals were made, with specific suggestions--turn down thermostats, inflate tires, insulate attics.

Her further suggestion was to consider voluntary buy-in to Medicare for people 50 or 55 years of age and up.

He was a Democratic member of President Richard M. Nixon's National Commission on Social Security, headed by Alan Greenspan, and was influential in its recommendation in 1983 to maintain the basic structure and reject suggestions that the program be voluntary or geared to individuals' needs.

1 Individual clinicians, members of the public, voluntary organisations or professional groups can make suggestions about which near-miss condition should be investigated on a UK-wide basis.