Sentence examples for voluntary what from inspiring English sources

"Again," Schaffer said, "if you're going to characterize it as voluntary — what was told to her to get her to take those pills?" "She was thirty-one years old, and she put them in her mouth," McMonagle said.

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If OSHA does move forward with other voluntary guidelines, what will that do for the workers whose employers choose not to put them into effect?

If you'd prefer something nearer the frontline and like the idea of having the power and responsibility to arrest people, but in a voluntary capacity, what about becoming a special constable?

They had pointed out that they were under no obligation to pass the bill, as the Labour manifesto promised the scheme would be voluntary, but what was proposed was essentially compulsory.

"I expect that the way the refugees in Nauru will be treated, will toe a fine line between voluntary and what constitutes coercion".

The French renaissance political philosopher Étienne de La Boétie wrote in his most famous work the Discourse on Voluntary Servitude what some historians consider an important anarchist precedent.

But, as we've seen from Matt Cooper, if you make a deal to discuss that one person who may or may not have given a voluntary waiver, what about what happens when Mr. Fitzgerald's target of interest or person of interest shifts?

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Mueller also wondered what voluntary really meant.

So I'm not sure what voluntary agreements will achieve".