Police have dangerous jobs – willingly undertaken – and deserve great honor and gratitude for their service.
Do they willingly undertake research they don't think will have any significance?
Anyone who willingly undertakes long-distance train travel in the United States is something of a romantic.
Few people have ever willingly undertaken a task more punishing than the one Álvaro Uribe is to assume today when he is sworn in as president of Colombia.
Most of the time, to accommodate the mother's schedule, grandparents willingly undertake more tasks than were originally "assigned" to them to ensure that the grandchild is well cared for.
Morris describes this as "pleasure, bodily and mental, scientific and artistic, social and individual – on the basis of work undertaken willingly and cheerfully, with the consciousness of benefiting ourselves and our neighbours by it".
However, if attempted the disambiguation demands significant emotional and, sometimes, physical labour, typically not undertaken willingly, and potentially resulting in the subject's avoidance of exposure to similar experiences in future.
Additionally, their participation as a 'patient' for their co-trainees was undertaken willingly and was deemed to be a valuable experience.
This contributed, for some doctors, to a feeling that the EWTD prevented them from being recognised for work which they have undertaken, often willingly, and engendered cynicism towards Trust management.
The work is challenging, undertaken by committed individuals who willingly run toward, not from, harm's way to help those most in need.
