Bill Stowe, the chief executive of Des Moines Water Works, said that the state failed in its efforts to get farmers to willingly reduce nitrate runoff.
Lisa Gochman, a deputy state attorney general, countered that Mr. Manzie willingly pleaded guilty in exchange for reduced charges.
"Compared to two years ago when people were willingly going to fight, that mood is reduced," he said.
"I would willingly accept a legal conviction, but not a reduced vocabulary," he writes.
"eBay, Etsy and many other online marketplaces have willingly cooperated with law enforcement to reduce wildlife trafficking on their platforms.
Conservancies mean local communities benefit directly from the use of their land and willingly host and protect wildlife populations, reducing the incidence of human-wildlife conflict, which has been known to arise from poaching, farming and the construction of infrastructure.
In 2012, Romney also famously called for "self-deportation" ― people choosing to return to their home countries willingly ― as a means to reduce the number of undocumented immigrants in the country.
By providing virtualized GPUs to VMs in cloud computing environment, many biological applications will willingly move into cloud environment to reduce their expenses for computations.
It's not quite the climactic moment of the play as envisioned by Wilder, but in this production, with Mr. Newman willingly, graciously and resonantly proving that the stage reduces even stars to human scale, it is.
Dr. Daniel Coyne, a professor of medicine at Washington University in St . Louis asked why any patient would willingly risk a fatal stroke or heart attack just to reduce the number of blood transfusions they might require while on dialysis.
