Sentence examples for voluntary title from inspiring English sources
Immediately after the fight, Hoffman said Rahman wanted his next fight to be a voluntary title defense in South Africa, which before this had never been host to a fight of such magnitude.
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Some 150 journalists have left Express Newspapers' titles in voluntary redundancies since October.
You say the increased number of unpaid internships, placements, voluntary positions – the job titles are diverse and mysterious – is "leading to a fear of a new political class emerging".
The bill would force the Education Department to continue increasing transparency by publishing the names of all schools with pending investigations, final resolutions and voluntary resolution agreements related to Title IX.
Under the title "The Economics of Voluntary Versus Mandatory Labels", Roe et al. (2014) discuss group-specific welfare effects and political economy aspects.
Critics of local purchase maintain that it would undermine the coalition of commodity groups, private voluntary organizations, and shippers that support U.S. Title II programs and ultimately result in the reduction of U.S. food assistance.
It regulated both voluntary assignments for the benefit of creditors made by merchants (Title X) and the proceedings and effects flowing from bankruptcy (Title XI).
Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and other voluntary youth organizations are exempt from the anti-discrimination law Title IX, which was enacted in 1972.
This was fine by Kelley, who had long since read Thoreau ("A Different Drummer" takes its title from "Walden") and embraced the idea of voluntary poverty.
However, having teamed up with Steve Feder at the Wild Card gym, he went on to win a couple of North American titles and push himself into contention for Burns' voluntary defence.
