Sentence examples for wave of voluntary from inspiring English sources

THE greatest wave of voluntary migration in human history transformed China's cities, and the global economy, in a single generation.

The first wave of voluntary redundancies at Nottinghamshire County Council will cost almost £11m - more than £25,000 per post.

This wave of voluntary disclosure clearly demonstrates that most serious policy research institutions in the UK do not feel that they have anything to hide.

Despite the threat of arrest emanating from Washington, Harrison, the former UW-Madison faculty member, said she does not expect a wave of voluntary departures.

In September, the Belgian Office of the Commissioner-General for Refugees and Stateless Persons announced it would no longer automatically grant subsidiary protection — a financial assistance program for refugees — to migrants from Iraq, which could explain the recent wave of voluntary repatriations and the drop in the number of asylum claims.

My parents, who crossed lines in a time it was dangerous and even illegal where I now live, made me part of a first wave generation of voluntary race blurring in a society that once depended on forced segregation as an economic tool.

This appears to have inserted another wave of government policy into a voluntary deal that has not been subjected to a democratic process.

A kind of voluntary exile.

A number of voluntary organisations believe not.

She was the head of voluntary sterilization.

Stephen John Limrick Bubb, chief exec, Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations, for serv the voluntary sector.