Sentence examples for voluntary systems from inspiring English sources

We need only look at the defence advisory notice to see how such "voluntary" systems work in practice.

This summer's shocking revelations about slavery in the Thai fishing industry, which supplies prawns to UK supermarkets, demonstrate that voluntary systems are failing to identify and eradicate these practices.

First, when the firm directly markets its products to consumers a strong mandatory threat is a sufficient condition to implement voluntary systems whatever the risk of contamination.

In this article, we take into account the nature of the contamination risk to investigate the complementarities between private and public mechanisms for those voluntary systems to be implemented by a firm.

In contrast, when the mandatory threat is weak voluntary systems should be more implemented in industries where the risk of food contamination is low (pesticide residue) than in industries where the risk of contamination is high (pathogenic contamination).

The Court recognized public funding can 'further significant governmental interest[s], such as the state interest in preventing corruption.' These voluntary systems strengthen democracy".

" It was ridiculous to try to use a voluntary system to control "cruel and evil wrongdoers".

The fundamental problem is that it is impossible to regulate a strictly voluntary system.

"Some developed countries want a voluntary system of pledges, which are not legally binding.

On cleaning up power plants, though, Mr. Bush said a voluntary system would not do.

Therefore the only way ahead is a voluntary system that shows motorists they can benefit.