Sentence examples for will be voluntarily from inspiring English sources
The Moody's Economy.com analysis estimates that up to two million mortgages will be voluntarily modified under the Obama plan and that up to 1.25 million will be modified in bankruptcy court.
MOSCOW — On Tuesday, six people will be voluntarily locked into a cloister of cramped, hermetically sealed tubes woven inside a Moscow research facility the size of a high school gymnasium.
This year, the big event is next week, May 22 to 25, when many a pirate matey will be voluntarily hornswoggled for a thoroughly adult price of $2,350 to attend a three-day party at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla.
Chen's materials will be returned, and Gawker/Chen will be voluntarily handing over materials deemed "relevant to the case" by a court appointee.
I hope that the recommendations that are made on compensation -- particularly the structure -- will be voluntarily adopted by Wall Street firms and other companies..
You will be voluntarily participating and will do so only on an informed basis, so you should never think of yourself as someone who is ill, helpless and about to be exploited or experimented upon, solely for the benefit, say, of some big corporation or giant government agency or institution.
Unsurprisingly, there were differing levels of trust, highlighting for some members of society, trust in the register will not be voluntarily given and accountability information, reassurance and evidence of successful operations will be required.
Indeed, fewer than 1 in 100 homes will ever be voluntarily moved once placed in a manufactured-housing community.
And so for all the concerns about the mischievous and aggressive uses of unmanned vehicle technology, both in and out of the hands of the government, Lesser said he thinks we will soon be voluntarily inviting more of these devices -- call them drones, robots, UAVs or some adorable-sounding product name -- into our homes.
Sometimes people will agree to be voluntarily hospitalized to avoid having a court record of being involuntarily committed.
But it will be done voluntarily and joyously.
