Detainees say that the Voluntary Work Program is not really voluntary.
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In October alone, we had retirement announcements, voluntary resignations and less-than-voluntary resignations.
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"There's actually voluntary time off, and there's not-voluntary time off," one delivery center worker put it.
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"The biggest time differences occur with things like voluntary workouts because they're not truly voluntary," he said.
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Voluntary self-censorship brings benefits to a person, and the system would not work if the voluntary aspect were not there.
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It should allow for voluntary cooperation and voluntary exchange, and anything short of that is antithetical to our inherent capitalist values.
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Most of the major players have submitted voluntary safety reports to the federal government as part of the Department of Transportation's voluntary guidance.
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Publix's recall, which is voluntary, follows a Tuesday announcement by the FDA that United Natural Trading LLC was issuing a voluntary recall for walnuts.
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Telkom also said it had cut group permanent jobs by 12.5% to 15,296 through voluntary severance packages, voluntary early retirement packages and other layoffs.
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There is nothing voluntary about needing access to the payments grid, any more than there is anything voluntary about needing access to core household utilities.
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But in any voluntary economic trade, and all of our trade with China is voluntary on our part, we are taking advantage of them as well.
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And while the DNA sampling program is billed as voluntary, the authors question how voluntary it can really be when the request is coming from the police.
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"All infrastructure and logistics have been mobilized including adequate security measures to facilitate a voluntary and safe repatriation," Kalam said, adding that the process would be voluntary.
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Others participated in long-term urban development projects in Saigon's poor districts or in rural projects sponsored by the Voluntary Youth Association or the National Voluntary Service.
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" Environmental Protection Agency ENERGY STAR AND VOLUNTARY CLIMATE PROGRAMS "The Budget eliminates funding for Energy Star and several other voluntary partnership programs related to energy and climate change.
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In the face of new rules, they'll simply add more voluntary practices, with the tacit understanding that if athletes don't go to those voluntary practices, they won't play.
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While voluntary purchasing practices will help reduce agricultural dependence on antibiotics by reducing the market for poultry raised on feed containing antibiotics, government oversight is still needed to ensure that the promised voluntary standards (whether through private promises or adherence to U.S. Food and Drug Administration [FDA] voluntary guidelines) are met.
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David Kalisch, the head of the statistical bureau that oversaw the proceedings, calls this "outstanding for a voluntary survey and well above other voluntary exercises conducted around the world".
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So, voluntary turnover, in the best job market that we've seen in our lifetimes, right, lowest unemployment, our voluntary turnover is down to its lowest level in six years.
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He pointed out that 39 countries had established sodium targets for foods and meals, with 36 of those voluntary, including Britain, which set voluntary sodium reduction targets in 2003.
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But as we found out this week, the company's brutally efficient supply chain often puts warehouse workers in a tough spot, pushing them "Voluntary Time Off" that is anything but voluntary.
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In addition to the flight reductions, Munoz and Kirby said that employees would be offered the option to apply for a voluntary, unpaid leave of absence, or a voluntary reduced schedule.
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" China says the camps are "voluntary vocational training centers.
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They have become voluntary migrants of the least voluntary sort, fleeing an atmosphere of fear and confusion created by ever-shifting laws, vague threats, byzantine registration programs and spasms of racial violence.
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The group said there was no need to create a voluntary disclosure program under the Agriculture Department, claiming that the Food and Drug Administration has been encouraging voluntary labeling for 15 years.
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"Everything has been voluntary up to this point, and we've interviewed a lot of people, and I want to continue to do it in a voluntary fashion," Burr told the Washington Post.
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In a tiny but crucial change, the new rules said the state plans merely had to be "voluntary" as opposed to "completely voluntary," the requirement for traditional I.R.A.s used in a workplace setting.
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However, as of now, participation in these programs is voluntary.
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"I never, never, never have opposed voluntary busing," Biden said.
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Is it something that is voluntary or forced upon them?
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Gottlieb called on other manufacturers to take similar voluntary measures.
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That's because reporting of hate crimes is voluntary, not mandatory.
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China has said it plans to join the voluntary phase.
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College classes aren't nearly as voluntary or à la carte.
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Twitter Notice of Voluntary Dismissal by Anonymous U9RiYGpG on Scribd
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The committee also offered a voluntary cybersecurity briefing for candidates.
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For everyone else, they still largely function as voluntary guidelines.
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There was only one issue: the law was completely voluntary.
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The same can't be said for these voluntary safety reports.
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Some questioned how "voluntary" the surrogate mothers' participation had been.
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The company's U.S. subsidiary recently completed a voluntary redundancy program.
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He decided to take a "voluntary redundancy" and quit working.
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But those voluntary moves don't go far enough, he said.
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They also exhibited improved voluntary muscle control below the injury.
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In my mind, there is no voluntary action involved there.
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But participation is voluntary, and Hungary has not opted in.
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Until now, Samsung was operating a voluntary product exchange program.
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"voluntary" nature of their surrenders is also highly debatable. Many
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Demjanjuk's voluntary decision to commit atrocities was the fundamental legal
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It is abdication, the voluntary relinquishing of power and responsibility.
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Currently capacity is 390,000 bpd because of voluntary pressure restrictions.
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MEPs have enjoyed bipartisan support, but they would be voluntary.
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Voluntary training programs have reached a small minority of prescribers.
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And they're both going to say, privacy protection is voluntary!
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It does not prohibit government employees from making voluntary disclosures.
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The company first issued a voluntary recall on January 29.
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Voluntary drug tests of residents would be allowed to continue.
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The government called for voluntary evacuations from Barbuda, Browne said.
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FDA voluntary guidelines should be made mandatory and enforceable regulations.
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But the Supreme Court declared that state participation was voluntary.
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"We need greater participation in the voluntary phases," he said.
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The voluntary recall involves its 15.3 ounce and 23 oz.
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In this regard, a program of voluntary migration could help.
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The Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program, which is ending on Sept.
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They make shared sacrifice voluntary, compromise acceptable and consensus respected.
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The truth is that attending a sheltered workshop is voluntary.
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WFP relies on voluntary donations from governments and the public.
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Is there some form of voluntary restraint at work here?
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In October, the company offered voluntary buyouts to 18,000 workers.
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In order to be effective, term limits can't be voluntary.
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Kennedy noted that reciting the Pledge of Allegiance is voluntary.
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With a voluntary blink, you could capture photo or video.
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The proffer agreement starts off by saying this is voluntary.
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This would obviate the need for a voluntary remand. Sens.
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You have to make the voluntary choice to confront it.
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But such voluntary policies are an inadequate substitute for legislation.
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With a voluntary program, that leaves seven homes still exposed.
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The prince pays a voluntary income tax on his earnings...
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It is required by federal law; it is not voluntary.
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Mr. Morsch still believes that camp visits should remain voluntary.
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This is the second voluntary recall of flour this year.
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He had taken a voluntary leave of absence in December.
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If not, the search is likely to be deemed voluntary.
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Explain. • Did the article challenge your opinion about voluntary segregation?
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In 2010, he was granted voluntary departure by a judge.
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Voluntary donations from governments finance the United Nations' food programs.
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Phil Murphy ordered a voluntary statewide curfew from 8 p.m.
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For many of them the move was voluntary, indeed opportunistic.
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Some areas of Florida are also under voluntary evacuation orders.
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Voluntary workouts began in late May and continued into June.
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Mr. Bush preferred voluntary arrangements, known as memorandums of agreement.
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Fourteen years later, use of the system is still voluntary.
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For the most part, interviews in criminal investigations are voluntary.
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It's a voluntary program for now, but it's a start.
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With India, the transfers are more voluntary and intensively negotiated.
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He seems to suggest that voluntary initiatives alone are enough.
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But driving is voluntary and gives the illusion of control.
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Almost no one believed that his departure was entirely voluntary.
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The company told The Verge that the document was voluntary.
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Ends partial and voluntary takeover bid on its own shares.
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And how do we buy them out — is it voluntary?
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However, a voluntary evacuation order and restrictions remain in place.
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The first six years of the deal will be voluntary.
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Despite Chinese manipulation, voluntary reunification with the mainland is unlikely.
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We appreciate his voluntary willingness to come and testify today.
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A voluntary program is not enough to meet consumer demand.
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Warren said she did not believe voluntary measures will work.
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The bottom line: Voluntary action can be helpful and inspiring.
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Broward County and Collier County have issued voluntary evacuation orders.
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"Nothing at this stage suggests a voluntary act," he said.
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The company gathered the data from US employees' voluntary disclosures.
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Britain called that description "ridiculous", saying his detention was voluntary.
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A lawyer for Catholic Charities, who had volunteered to take her case, asked the judge to grant the child "voluntary departure," a kind of voluntary deportation that would enable Fernanda to return quickly to Honduras.
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From missed deadlines to voluntary recalls, it's been a bumpy transition.
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Usually, voluntary submissions are more standard for the SEC, Pitt says.
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It was a voluntary detachment from the rest of the world.
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In American waters, the speed limits near whale sightings are voluntary.
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Tens of thousands of more homes are under voluntary evacuation notifications.
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These neurons are responsible for helping us carry out voluntary movement.
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The union said more than 1,000 members applied for voluntary layoffs.
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Increase customer compensation incentives for voluntary denied boarding up to $10,000.
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The companies argue that their voluntary privacy policies should be enough.
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So I don't think you can speak of voluntary labor, really.
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After school Mr Corbyn went to Jamaica for Voluntary Services Overseas.
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Voluntary amputation has taken place at a number of European firms.
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EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler said the agency welcomed the voluntary recall.
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That the programs were "voluntary," they argued, was merely a pretense.
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Voluntary benefits are designed to help mitigate financial and emotional hardship.
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"Guilty pleas are supposed to be knowing, voluntary, reasonable," Grawert said.
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Making such training voluntary is key to its success, Taylor says.
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The removal of the app, in other words, was not voluntary.
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As it's written, voluntary compliance is the cornerstone of the law.
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Today, Shervin announced his voluntary resignation from Sherpa Capital, effective immediately.
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Assange formally declined voluntary extradition to the U.S. on May 2.
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The recommendations are voluntary, and governments may not take them up.
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When Fromme testifies about "voluntary actions," she's speaking generally, not legally.
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In the absence of a war or flood, it is voluntary.
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This program is voluntary, fights climate change, and saves people money!
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Will he endorse this voluntary effort and avert deepening the swamp?
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"This will be a worldwide voluntary recall," says a Microsoft spokesperson.
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N) challenging two of its seven planned Company Voluntary Agreements (CVAs).
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Mr Levitt got around such problems by making his experiment voluntary.
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The group supports a government guarantee of voluntary paid family leave.
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It is funded mainly by voluntary contributions from U.N. member states.
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The company last month offered voluntary buyouts for 23,000 salaried workers.
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On Monday, the company relented, saying the assignment would be voluntary.
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But the agreement is voluntary and apparently not being rigorously enforced.
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But after the latest negotiations, participation would be voluntary until 2027.
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The code should also promote voluntary and mandatory investment in infrastructure.
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The results were based on anonymous, voluntary feedback, according to Glassdoor.
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The targets are voluntary, and there's no consequence for missing them.
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The others make voluntary withdrawals, which can begin at age 220006 ½.
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And what if the decision to forgo sex was entirely voluntary?
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Of course, founding a company has to be a voluntary choice.
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The estimated 300 voluntary groups are often described as a network.
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Government procurement rules haven't changed and EPEAT is still technically voluntary.
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A voluntary version of the rating system is already in place.
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"If you don't have to do it, it's voluntary," he said.
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"Our whole system is based on voluntary compliance," Mr. Rosenthal said.
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Registration was voluntary, but if you did it, voting was mandatory.
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The museum plans to freeze new hires and request voluntary buyouts.
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We are told that in the market, all transactions are voluntary.
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Voluntary gun buybacks would reduce the pool of firearms out there.
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The testing is voluntary and requires the consent of the migrant.
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This term, SACCADE, refers to both voluntary and reflexive eye movements.
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For one, the FBI relies on voluntary reports from police departments.
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Neal's legal request and the voluntary disclosure norm for presidential nominees.
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It would allow workers to resist mandatory overtime presented as voluntary.
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Food recalls are announced frequently, but the vast majority are voluntary.
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Rights groups and the UN say any repatriations must be voluntary.
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It is freezing hiring and offering voluntary leave options to staff.
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At that point, you can use a strategy called voluntary suspension.
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We cut costs to save jobs and we took voluntary cuts.
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The company is also offering voluntary extra shifts to its employees.
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Instead, he said he is relying on voluntary commitments from companies.
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Instead, he said he is relying on voluntary commitments from companies.
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" They said they planned to offer him a "voluntary separation agreement.
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Mr. Presley was acquitted of charges of voluntary and involuntary manslaughter.
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But even in the best of circumstances, that oath is voluntary.
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Problems can also plague rollouts that are voluntary and not randomized.
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Go deeper: The amount of voluntary renewable energy purchases keeps rising
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The latest retailer to file for voluntary chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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The jury convicted Mr. White of voluntary manslaughter rather than murder.
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You've got to remember, our military force is a voluntary force.
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OPEC and Russia will be very careful about voluntary 'blood letting'.
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It also will be used by diplomatic missions and voluntary flights.
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The EU has only spoken of "voluntary" cooperation in financial regulation.
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"A lot of this is dependent on voluntary reporting," Omer says.
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But voluntary commitments fail because they have no mechanism for enforcement.
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Voters also voiced strong support for voluntary and mandatory buyback programs.
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Both were "given a voluntary return to Mexico," according to documents.
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A portion of those employees are expected to accept voluntary buyouts.
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"They force people to pay the taxes — it is not voluntary."
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The officer, Ray Tensing, was charged with murder and voluntary manslaughter.
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And in July, Alere announced the voluntary recall of two products.
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Recalls and warning labels are all done on a voluntary basis.
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Time is of the essence, so the voluntary option is best.
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But it's important to note, the "men tax" is completely voluntary.
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The week kicked off with a voluntary campus orientation on Sunday.
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The carmaker is already cutting thousands of jobs through voluntary departures.
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Flooding near Hilo led to voluntary evacuations, Hawaii county officials said.
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The extension of voluntary benefits is a matter left to employers.
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Nearly 2 million people were under mandatory and voluntary evacuations orders.
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Participation in campus life is both voluntary and also frequently required.
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The plans are based on F.D.A. guidelines, but are entirely voluntary.
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The other issue is that the resettlement has to be voluntary.
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Amy Klobuchar support voluntary buyback programs, and the plan by Sen.
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But the F.C.C. is considering using voluntary commitments from the industry.
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But its voluntary enforcement mechanisms have some observers questioning its effectiveness.
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It was a voluntary agreement, and depended on clubs' good faith.
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No one honestly believes he equates voluntary immigration with involuntary servitude.
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A plan for voluntary repatriation stalled when not a single Rohingya volunteered.
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Some of Mr Modi's crucial support might not be described as voluntary.
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Evidence shows that the most effective treatment is voluntary and community-based.
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That included a $0.53 million expense for a voluntary early retirement program.
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Kushner is expected to give voluntary testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Both are exempt from the voluntary reductions under the OPEC-led deal.
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Three governors have resigned due to miscellaneous reasons that were essentially voluntary.
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"A voluntary leaving plan is being discussed with the unions," Engie said.
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FDA's data on cosmetic adverse events are limited because reporting is voluntary.
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He said PETCO was a voluntary scheme but companies needed a nudge.
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DM: Is this something that a lot of these licenses are voluntary.
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Foster joined the club's voluntary organized team activities in Santa Clara, Calif.
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The commitments of the US subnational climate diaspora are voluntary as well.
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But for once, it's voluntary, intentional, and not fatal for the father.
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"I think the voluntary aspect of this has been underemployed," Valenstein said.
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And while this was all voluntary on paper, I was coerced here.
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These tests would have been voluntary, but they still presented privacy risks.
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She accurately points out that these were voluntary — no one was fired.
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"They will be asked to complete a voluntary repatriation form," she added.
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The more liberal alternative is to expand the opportunities for voluntary service.
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DHS is offering voluntary "hygiene" scans and vulnerability assessments for local authorities.
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That rule did not apply to the Clinton interview, which was voluntary.
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We are pressured to stay on campus year-round for "voluntary" workouts.
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"For that purpose, it is important to take part in voluntary testing."
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In 2014, 20 automakers signed a voluntary set of automotive privacy principles.
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The agreement also validated 3,700 voluntary job cuts already underway at Opel.
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Before voluntary isolation on mobile phones, buses and trains rang with conversation.
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In April it introduced a voluntary retirement scheme to cap labour costs.
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But when challenged, China often replies that they are voluntary, commercial agreements.
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The training will be voluntary, and most of the programs are free.
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Saes Getters ends partial and voluntary takeover bid on its own shares.
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Compliance is voluntary as OPEC has no mechanism to enforce its agreements.
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Its voluntary offer is subject to approval from the German financial regulator.
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When applications are voluntary, they come mostly from rich or pushy parents.
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The company was aiming for 22018,22019 voluntary buyouts, the company previously confirmed.
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ET. Or, you can fill out a voluntary recall form online, here.
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Officially, the work is voluntary and paid at about $0.005 per kilogram.
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In an interview, Father Conroy was categorical: His departure was not voluntary.
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This was surprising, since under this option, companies' participation would be voluntary.
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Whether it was punishment or a voluntary withdrawal wasn't vouchsafed to me.
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"We are not imposing the surcharge, it's voluntary," O'Brien told Broadsheet Melbourne.
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"Voluntary standards on human rights and business are not enough," she said.
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While that information is voluntary to include, blossom source affects honey flavor.
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The prime minister, Boyko Borisov, initially said he welcomed the voluntary patrols.
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A similar voluntary code was adopted by the European Union in May.
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Title VI provided for mostly-voluntary agreements between creditors and the government.
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Also under GINA, genetic tests for wellness programs must be totally voluntary.
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Why stick around in a voluntary program that is likely to disappear?
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Voluntary action is no substitute for regulatory steps #FDA will soon take.
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Mr Enright is keen to take one voluntary local reporting scheme statewide.
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State media, reporting on the campaign checks, have said participation was voluntary.
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The agency claims the DNA Tests are "voluntary" because of consent forms.
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The announcement on Tuesday was the latest of several voluntary food recalls.
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Once (in 2012) it suggested voluntary, but unenforceable guidelines to reduce distraction.
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The voluntary action affects the 290,2000 Model Xs built before March 26.
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Lonmin said most of the workers had left on a voluntary basis.
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The NBPC boasts a 89% voluntary membership rate amongst border patrol agents.
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EU Member States will contribute on a voluntary basis to this scheme.
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Other surveys are voluntary and may lack access to that hard data.
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The agency plans to issue voluntary guidelines on driverless cars this summer.
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These voluntary adopters typically report higher stock return and future operating performance.
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Under Pennsylvania law, criminal homicide includes murder, voluntary manslaughter and involuntary manslaughter.
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But the food agency depends on voluntary donations from the international community.
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And Scott was chosen as commencement speaker through a voluntary audition process.
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In total, 79.5% of Australian voters took part in the voluntary vote.
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The EAC has had voluntary voting system guidelines for vendors in place.
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Generally, European nations tend to prefer voluntary vaccination to mandates, Larson said.
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Credico previously declined a request from Mueller's team for a voluntary interview.
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While completely voluntary, the service resulted in significant reduction in energy expenditures.
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After decades of being settled, I am exhilarated by this voluntary unsettling.
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"These changes don't take place on a voluntary basis," Ms. Rafi said.
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The ECB now expresses parts of its capital demands as voluntary guidance.
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House and Senate committees investigating Russian interference have insisted on voluntary testimony.
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Voluntary disclosure of these deals has been "pretty minimal," according to Kelly.
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The proposal puts DHS in charge of developing new, voluntary security guidelines.
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The article also highlighted a major failing of ViCAP—it's completely voluntary.
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Money is corrupting, and dampens the voluntary spirit of open source efforts.
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One of those pilot projects is anything but tentative, small or voluntary.
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Though, for now, it's been pursuing a voluntary Code of Conduct approach.
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It is strictly voluntary and is managed by the US Marshals Service.
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SAUs may experience some voluntary and reflex reactions detectable by electronic systems.
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His govt moved "respect for human rights" from mandatory to voluntary. gtfo.
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" Tweeden wrote that she "never had a voluntary conversation with Franken again.
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But with no official orders, the governor says the quarantine is voluntary.
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There's a big difference between voluntary social distancing and locking anything down.
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Biden has advocated for a federal voluntary buyback program for assault weapons.
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In 2017 Shell began implementing a voluntary leak-detection and repair programme.
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The lawsuits are not pushing to end the Voluntary Work Program altogether.
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Large developing nations, including China, also pledge reductions, though they are voluntary.
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More than 40 percent of Canadians have an additional voluntary contribution plan.
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The Obama administration held that mediation was not appropriate, even if voluntary.
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A switch to voluntary funding would cut out some of the drama.
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He also moved to create a voluntary trust fund to compensate victims.
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If approved, use of the framework for ESG reporting will be voluntary.
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The United Nations hopes to raise $5 million for the voluntary fund.
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We've seen this kind of voluntary self-corruption throughout the Trump regime.
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But they appeared to acknowledge that the payments were not entirely voluntary.
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Ventura County also issued both mandatory and voluntary evacuations for several communities.
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Point Mugu Naval Base, located near Oxnard, is also under voluntary evacuation.
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"The athlete accepted a provisional suspension on a voluntary basis," CAS said.
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Drug testing for university admission is now done on a voluntary basis.
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But the voluntary pullbacks have incensed his Ukrainian nationalist opposition at home.
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But the system depends on the voluntary participation of private insurance companies.
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Trump's 2019 budget request even proposed cutting voluntary US funding to UNICEF.
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Calombaris' restaurant group went into voluntary administration, local media reported last week.
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And companies may independently and unilaterally meet whatever voluntary standards they wish.
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OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUM HAS STARTED LAYOFFS IN ADDITION TO VOLUNTARY SEPARATION PACKAGES -COMPANY
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For all intents and purposes, his interactions with Mueller's team were voluntary.
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Leading Jewels S.A. ends full voluntary takeover offer on Damiani ordinary shares.
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There are 11 states with no standards, and eight with voluntary policies.
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It was further damaged by the apparent sweetheart "voluntary interview" of Mrs.
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Trader Joe's announced earlier this week that it's issuing a voluntary recall.
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But Ring takes the idea of voluntary camera registries and warps it.
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"She'll have an opportunity to oversee the current voluntary guidelines," Quigley said.
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Libya, the third producer exempted from making voluntary curbs, also boosted output.
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Corpus Christi, a city of 320,13, was under voluntary evacuation for Harvey.
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But "all work was voluntary and interns were properly compensated," it added.
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But it relies on the voluntary participation of insurance companies to function.
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But the judge tossed out voluntary manslaughter for both Perez and Sandy.
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Everyone wanted to participate in voluntary construction brigades; there was such patriotism.
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Standards created this way, known as the "voluntary consensus" process, are ubiquitous.
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But the Wisconsin program is voluntary, and inmates are paid market wages.
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It plans to emphasize "voluntary" cost-cutting experiments rather than mandatory ones.
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"We have focused on the issue of voluntary returns," the official said.
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"The vast majority of overbookings are solved with voluntary arrangements," Engel says.
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But the FCC, as Wheeler knew, can't legally require a "voluntary" commitment.
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Their has to be voluntary action, and there has to be intent.
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His older coworkers who were flight attendants during downturns have described how voluntary leave could be the first step in a process that might include voluntary furloughs, meaning no benefits, or splitting schedules between two workers, before actual layoffs.
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Pepps merely broaden what is available to those choosing voluntary, private savings plans.
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The UN's refugee agency has made clear that any repatriation must be voluntary.
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New Orleans has not issued mandatory or voluntary evacuations, Mayor LaToya Cantrell said.
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The training, which will be voluntary, expands upon Amazon's existing programs and initiatives.
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The drug used was the experimental rVSV-ZEBOV, and all vaccinations were voluntary.
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"The interview was voluntary, and lacked any indicia of coercion," according to Mueller.
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According to CBS Los Angeles, the CHP officer is on voluntary leave. Sgt.
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It will implement a voluntary buyout program for U.S. employees and limit hiring.
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"However, the ongoing voluntary repatriation will continue uninterrupted," he told a news conference.
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Voluntary evacuations were issued for Rio Linda, in Sacramento County, amid flood warnings.
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Ford (F) said the reductions would be made primarily though voluntary redundancy programs.
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The state issued a Flex Alert that day calling for voluntary electricity conservation.
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Securing small, voluntary commitments is a cornerstone of any large and lasting change.
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Even truly voluntary VTO is something of an inside joke within Amazon's ranks.
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BuzzFeed News employees unionized and the company says it's open to voluntary recognition.
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Without the voluntary contributions of billions of people, the social economy would collapse.
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Things could yet get tense once the voluntary departures come to an end.
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Shell started offering employees in Britain and the Netherlands voluntary redundancy last month.
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McGahn cooperated with the special counsel's office and provided hours of voluntary testimony.
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Although the discussion was voluntary, most people stayed, and the conversation was lively.
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A little voluntary forbearance now could save a lot of regulatory pain later.
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Among voluntary activities, we might expect that choices would roughly align with satisfaction.
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The university plans to seek voluntary contributions from alumni, faculty, students and philanthropists.
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But he is a social conservative who opposes gay marriage and voluntary euthanasia.
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JGCA did, not knowing that she had just signed a voluntary deportation order.
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Nowadays, the Commonwealth is a voluntary organization in the UK's post-colonialist world.
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His main prescription is that interactions between men and women should be voluntary.
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The new reform would allow several employees to negotiate such voluntary agreements together.
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What Alex is proposing is an informal and voluntary method of self-regulation.
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A weakness: The agreement relies on voluntary pollution-reduction pledges from its members.
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The sniper would rather his targets surrender willingly and is encouraging "voluntary" reform.
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Mr Mansky went into voluntary exile in Latvia after the annexation of Crimea.
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A voluntary option, it often ends up being included with an Advantage plan.
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Vendors distribute them for a voluntary donation of $2, but I always tip.
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Mass resignations followed by voluntary testimony to congressional committees are a constitutional mechanism.
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I'm not sure it's even voluntary, his mind just subconsciously returns to chess.
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Tesla also recently announced a voluntary recall of 123,000 early Model S sedans.
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The historic district is voluntary and has many property owners dedicated to preservation.
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These are voluntary emissions reduction pledges submitted in advance of Paris last year.
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The finance ministry declined to comment on Garg's transfer, or voluntary retirement application.
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The voluntary approach just isn't going to work for many of these companies.
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Jews and other non-Christians knew the rules; membership, of course, is voluntary.
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Allstate launched its voluntary Drivewise program in Illinois at the end of 2010.
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Hyundai Merchant Marine is also in the process of a voluntary debt restructuring.
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Possible voluntary solutions Some banks and data aggregators have begun addressing these concerns.
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Okay Google, what's the worst possible name for our voluntary home surveillance product?
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The company also took a $33 billion charge following a voluntary redundancy program.
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"It seems that these voluntary commitments from these companies aren't working," she said.
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Prior to the new guidance, screenings for cargo from Turkey had been voluntary.
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Alexis de Tocqueville wrote that Americans are great at forming spontaneous voluntary groups.
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It remained unclear whether Facebook's voluntary changes would satisfy demands for government action.
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One Wisconsin company has even started microchipping their employees — although participation is voluntary.
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The voluntary standards would address the quality of catfish sold to American consumers.
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That was in 2010, when China set up a nationwide voluntary donation system.
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The government of Canada has unveiled how it intends to legalize voluntary euthanasia.
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Although the measures are voluntary, there are calls for them to become mandatory.
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Industry says it is proceeding with voluntary measures that will solve the problem.
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The industry has sought to develop a voluntary solution that avoids government regulation.
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The Transportation Security Administration is currently in charge of monitoring the voluntary system.
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These "transactions" are voluntary and consumers are not required to use these services.
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The team, according to the tweet, have started in voluntary civic service roles.
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The F.D.A. released voluntary guidelines for food manufacturers and restaurants urging gradual reductions.
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These contractual provisions may be neither voluntary nor readily understandable for most consumer.
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Mueller's team may do this if Trump refuses to give a voluntary interview.
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Having troops to send rests on the voluntary contributions of U.N. member-states.
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Britain has traffic-light labeling, but because of industry opposition, it's only voluntary.
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For now, at least, we're stuck with an imperfect system of voluntary disclosures.
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Then I started doing some voluntary work in the youth club and that.
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Complying with a notice is voluntary, but media outlets sometimes do follow them.
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It's not clear that kind of loss in coverage is voluntary at all.
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The offer is voluntary, with an expected deadline 1600 GMT on Nov. 28.
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Muamba was face-down and gasping, but none of his movements seemed voluntary.
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And there is a voluntary no-go zone near the San Juan Islands.
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As a result, federally funded buyouts have usually been voluntary; residents could decline.
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He said that voluntary programs are imperfect, often leaving vulnerable homes in place.
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The rules make voting voluntary and allow for more proportional representation in Congress.
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While state reporting is voluntary, federal agencies are required by law to report.
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Gaynor told CNN that donations and voluntary offers of assistance were presently sufficient.
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The F.B.I. investigation will be limited, relying on voluntary interviews and document production.
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It's a wildly popular voluntary program, with 218 percent of Medicare beneficiaries participating.
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For kidfluencers, it's usually a voluntary decision by parents to create these accounts.
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And while the city of Berkeley's program was voluntary, her story isn't unique.
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Now there would be no more voluntary returns, everyone was getting formally deported.
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In the same period, the agency was involved in thousands of voluntary recalls.
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The lies Papadopoulos told in his voluntary interview with the FBI on Jan.
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Manafort's voluntary ownership of the $2500,22011 ostrich jacket was revealed by prosecutors Wednesday.
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Manafort's voluntary ownership of the $15,000 ostrich jacket was revealed by prosecutors Wednesday.
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Instead, each country submits a voluntary plan tailored to its own domestic situation.
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It's an unusual regulatory approach, neither a new rule, nor a voluntary guideline.
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A bill to repeal the voluntary relationship defense unanimously passed the state House.
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As voluntary guidelines they don't have to do so, but many likely will.
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Those variations in methods are partly why the NeurIPS reproducibility checklist is voluntary.
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The MAHC is housed under the CDC, but adhering to it is voluntary.
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The training, which an official called the "first of its kind," was voluntary.
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There are two, to be exact: the compliance market and the voluntary market.
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And finally, there's at least some ambiguity about how voluntary the sessions feel.
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The program is voluntary, and no student is required to read every book.
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These two developments would facilitate the safe and voluntary return of displaced Syrians.
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But whether these largely voluntary vows have changed behaviors is hard to track.
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Responders also used the state's voluntary registry to locate them and offer assistance.
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"No one thinks, realistically, that's a voluntary decision to give money," he said.
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Lives and homes were lost in both the mandatory and voluntary evacuation zones.
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That recalls the Nixon 'Saturday night massacre,' even though those would be voluntary.
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Voluntary offsets are the ones people and companies buy at their own discretion.
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The Pi Delta Psi brothers pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and hindering apprehension.
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STRENGER ON VOLUNTARY SPECIAL AUDIT OF DUE DILIGENCE PROCEDURES * AGREEMENT PROVIDES FOR PROF.
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As novel coronavirus spreads, voluntary or involuntary home quarantines could become more common.
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Students and parents can return for a voluntary campus orientation on Sunday afternoon.
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Humanitarian aid by the United Nations is financed almost entirely by voluntary contributions.
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Mandatory and voluntary evacuations also took effect at noon Tuesday in Ventura County.
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A program intended to expand health insurance in every state was now voluntary.
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To incentivize his allegedly voluntary return, Peer will receive a few hundred euros.
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In her grant application at the time, Lobert said church participation was voluntary.
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It included the recommendation that celibacy -- compulsory for Catholic priests -- should be voluntary.
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The voluntary approach is expected to draw applause from tech companies and carmakers.
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Several pills that contain valsartan have been under a voluntary recall since July.
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Until now, the Voluntary Leave Transfer "donation" program has been our best option.
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Under Tennessee law, criminal homicide includes murder, voluntary manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
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The same is true for access to high-quality, voluntary reproductive health care.
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Before that, several major social media sites regulate content on a voluntary basis.
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Taxpayers can make voluntary contributions, for which they will get a tax credit.
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It also controls a separate, "voluntary" fund that can be used for investments.
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This is a building block necessary for our voluntary civil society to function.
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It sponsors WaterSense, a voluntary program on water-efficient showerheads and other products.
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Perhaps you're familiar with a different phrase to describe voluntary departures: self-deportation.
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The business has also been slapped with several lawsuits and voluntary product recalls.
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The committee members were close to finalizing the wording of the voluntary standard.
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The property self-censorship appears voluntary, although Beijing never makes such orders public.
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The Internal Revenue Service will shut down its voluntary disclosure program on Sept.
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Among women whose first sexual intercourse was voluntary, the average age was 17.4.
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Facilitating voluntary returns could also be complicated by lack of access, Onyema said.
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Faced with that, California regulators negotiated a voluntary standard with four major automakers.
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Ford and Carter favored voluntary measures after Nixon's experiment with mandatory controls failed.
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Participation was voluntary for banks, and many that opted in did so unenthusiastically.
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"They have committed to finding these numbers," she said of the voluntary scheme.
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The company's producers, though, have said that participation at the inauguration is voluntary.
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The rest of China continues to observe voluntary (and sometimes involuntary) house arrest.
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Although the voluntary consensus method has been effective, it has never been perfect.
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The calculator also gives you the option to make voluntary additional loan repayments.
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Downtown Santa Barbara remained under voluntary evacuation, though officials urged residents to leave.
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But it is hard to believe that voluntary standards would be strong enough.
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The success of their efforts would depend on the voluntary adoption of standards.
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Under the deal, every country submits its own (voluntary) plan for curbing emissions.
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We call it the return-free system, and it would be totally voluntary.
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CNN reported Friday that Davis met with Mueller's team for a voluntary interview.
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The voluntary departures also come as Reckitt integrates Mead Johnson, its biggest takeover ever.
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As for cow burps, the administration is relying on purely voluntary measures for now.
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These are assessed contributions - agreed by the U.N. General Assembly - and not voluntary payments.
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"As such, his voluntary departure order became a final order of removal," she said.
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They've had the luxury of a government mandate; ours is voluntary and market-led.
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Those struggles were also punctuated by a voluntary recall of 123,000 Model S vehicles.
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But Scavia suggests that a purely voluntary approach to curbing nutrient runoff is inadequate.
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Judge Clifton Newman allowed the jury to consider the lesser offense of voluntary manslaughter.
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Ricardo Medina Jr. pleaded guilty earlier this month to voluntary manslaughter of Joshua Sutter.
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There is no legal recourse to demand Trump pays more - national payments are voluntary.
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A set of voluntary electrical standards was then created and identified as UL 2272.
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Earlier, Shopko Stores, a general merchandise store operator, filed a voluntary petition in Nebraska.
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PG&E also said it would file for voluntary bankruptcy reorganization later this month.
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The letters to Winnie, though, who by now was working as a Voluntary Aid
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The high number of voluntary suspensions also need to be brought down, Briand added.
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Afghanistan: The Taliban are winning Personal wars Patients are voluntary, except when they're not.
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They have specifically targeted the investigation's reliance on the voluntary participation of the church.
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And per their voluntary custody agreement, a therapist has been present at each visit.
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Chairman Ajit Pai has explored a new plan that would essentially make it voluntary.
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Electrical stimulation of the spinal cord has been shown to facilitate voluntary muscle contractions.
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The fund will use cash provided on a voluntary basis by the financial sector.
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Metro buses were expected to start moving people on a voluntary basis Thursday morning.
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DHS's program is voluntary — and volunteering may depend on the politics of each state.
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The reports are mandatory for manufacturers and voluntary for consumers, patients, and healthcare professionals.
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In his view, population reductions sit on a spectrum from totally voluntary to coercive.
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Mayor Carlos Gimenez said the voluntary evacuations could begin as soon as Wednesday evening.
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Some homes in the city of San Bernardino were under a voluntary evacuation order.
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It's Day 3 of the five-day voluntary ban on laundry in Surf City.
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And voluntary political-party gender quotas mean that women are well-represented in parliaments.
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Qualcomm filed a voluntary request for CFIUS to review Broadcom's bid on Jan. 29.
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A wellness program that's actually about wellness would be entirely voluntary, not financially coercive.
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In Minnesota and elsewhere, voluntary integration efforts are no match for unrestricted individual choice.
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While haq tyag is voluntary, women come under enormous pressure to comply, activists said.
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Perez and Sandy faced charges of second-degree murder, voluntary manslaughter and aggravated battery.
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And have people ever really believed that all social interactions are voluntary and enthusiastic?
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Trump called the voluntary, non-binding treaty a "draconian" document that's "unfair" to Americans.
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As a result of the inspections, two voluntary recalls of Working Cow Homemade Inc.
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Apple (AAPL) said the recall was voluntary and that customers can exchange affected plugs.
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But a voluntary recall has been issued by the manufacturer of the device, Teleflex.
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The voluntary component makes sure money is not diverted from public schools and teachers.
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Just last week, Soylent received yet more unwanted attention after issuing a voluntary recall.
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In voluntary schemes the sick buy lots of insurance whereas the healthy buy less.
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This year Germany's voluntary returns surged from 1,392 in January to 24,569 in September.
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Mayor LaToya Cantrell said the city has not ordered any voluntary or mandatory evacuations.
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The European Union is threatening to legislate new rules if voluntary arrangements don't work.
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Finally, Vickers pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in exchange for a five-year sentence.
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A voluntary evacuation remains in effect for Calabasas areas south of the 101 pic.twitter.
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In America several big firms have begun voluntary pay surveys, often under shareholder pressure.
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Employers usually make retraining voluntary, after-hours, and don't pay employees to undertake it.
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Is it a public policy or a voluntary initiative that some institutions engage in?
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The remaining 97 percent comes from voluntary contributions from governments, corporations and individual donors.
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At this week's goals summit, 47 countries were expected to present voluntary progress reviews.
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Other companies have not yet disclosed what, if any, voluntary actions they will pursue.
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Tuesday to all registered cellphones in areas that were under voluntary and mandatory evacuations.
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Britain has resisted those calls and instead encourages voluntary measures to limit cup use.
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Our records show that you own a Model X affected by this voluntary recall.
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Voluntary returns might be a hard sell, unless the only alternative is forced deportation.
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Disappointing performance, poor ratings and redemptions play a role in many voluntary liquidations, too.
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The basic problem is that they are voluntary, which makes them unstable and risky.
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Some thought the registry should be mandatory and others thought it should be voluntary.
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The company recently began offering voluntary early retirement to eligible employees, three people said.
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The voluntary donation is up from $151,470 to cover his first year in office.
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Both nations have also declined voluntary mutual inspections suggested by the Vienna monitoring agency.
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What to expect: The tech crowd will cheer Newark's voluntary commitment to net neutrality.
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The country has decidedly voted yes to marriage equality in its voluntary postal survey.
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Our records show that you own a Model X affected by this voluntary recall.
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Meanwhile, voluntary disclosure by companies has provided important insight into previously hidden political spending.
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And some of its employees are aiding the start-up on a voluntary basis.
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I don't think Facebook is going to do anything meaningful on a voluntary basis.
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It avoided commenting on whether such pension savings would be mandatory or voluntary, however.
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Prime Minister Gaston Browne said the government has called for voluntary evacuations from Barbuda.
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"Voluntary action is no substitute for regulatory steps #FDA will soon take," he said.
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Data shows that when such programs are voluntary, many doctors do not use them.
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Layoffs happened two months later because The Times did not receive enough voluntary buyouts.
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The voluntary targets would help level the playing field in added sodium in food.
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Liu is charged with voluntary manslaughter and his bail was set at $1.1 million.
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The Obama administration had encouraged the private sector to adopt the voluntary NIST framework.
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Now, this voluntary action is being used to confuse and spread misinformation, he said.
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The agency would expect some voluntary debt repayments over the life of the bonds.
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He boasts there have been around 600,000 voluntary surrenders since the program went national.
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Charter's early voluntary positions on net neutrality and interconnection won over companies like Netflix.
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In Kansas, Koch allies helped turn mandated targets for renewable energy into voluntary commitments.
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They were considering murder or voluntary manslaughter verdicts and could not reach a decision.
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Having voluntary guidelines to follow could help the companies defend against harsher regulatory efforts.
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The opponents of mandatory labeling have instead proposed "voluntary" GMO labeling as an alternative.
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I never, never, never, ever opposed voluntary busing — and as a program that Sen.
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But the Eagles grabbed Wentz, and Bradford responded by skipping some voluntary offseason workouts.
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The adoption of RTW laws changes that by making union dues a voluntary contribution.
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In Florida, families can opt to enroll their kids in free voluntary pre-K.
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Francisco's detention prompted Marlon's voluntary deportation to Mexico within two days, The News reported.
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Instead it is built through the voluntary participation of willing funders and participating citizens.
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The process is voluntary, and Kunlun bypassed it at the time of the sale.
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Even if voluntary, the land could take up to a year to be acquired.
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"When airlines offer voluntary offsets, the uptake is well under 1 percent," he said.
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He has previously rejected a voluntary psychological examination, but the court ordered one today.
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"Any talk of a voluntary solution to Net Neutrality is simply nonsense," added Wyden.
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Cox said ICE detention standards in place at Stewart include a voluntary work program.
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The country has voluntary marketing guidelines for drugmakers, but critics say they are ineffective.
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It's not just that they're voluntary, but they're on a much, much smaller scale.
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Boeing's white-collar union said Boeing accepted 305 members for voluntary layoffs in January.
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But another part, the voluntary transfers, will have to stay within the new limit.
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The climate pact was shaped around voluntary commitments reviewed and reassessed every five years.
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"Democracies with voluntary voting do not represent the preferences of all citizens," he concluded.
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"We've been very aggressive at going out with voluntary time off," said JetBlue's Hayes.
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The C.D.C.'s guidance, which is voluntary, was rejected in at least one county.
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It also said it would suspend the voluntary top-up of staff pension schemes.
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Its operations are almost entirely funded by voluntary contributions from United Nations member states.
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Some have called for a voluntary agreement, others want rules that are legally binding.
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Illinois requires former voluntary psychiatric patients to be certified as no longer a threat.
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Fact: Lupercalia is still practiced today, figuratively, through the voluntary act of online dating.
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Today, they trade 3,000 tons CO2-equivalent per year in the voluntary carbon market.
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"I never, never, never ever opposed voluntary busing," Mr. Biden said at one point.
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But constitutions depend far more on traditions of voluntary adherence than on judicial decree.
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Hate crimes are notoriously hard to track as reporting to the F.B.I. is voluntary.
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The 466 job cuts are to be implemented on a voluntary basis, Sanofi said.
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Greek authorities occasionally expressed concern, however, about the difficulty of coordinating with voluntary workers.
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It is part of the industry's goal of tackling public health through voluntary efforts.
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Ms. Garcia intends to keep this program voluntary until more New Yorkers are involved.
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By law, prosecutors can use voluntary confessions only at the military commissions at Guantánamo.
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Plus, voluntary state early care and education workforce registries are operating in 44 states.
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China has denied the allegations, saying that organ donations in the country are voluntary.
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Many more residents were covered by voluntary evacuation directives issued by counties and cities.
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Ray, the Oregon State president, supported Heimlich's voluntary withdrawal from the team last season.
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However, in most people the disease soon spreads to affect nearly all voluntary movements.
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As a practical matter, courts often depend on voluntary compliance to effectuate their orders.
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The dealer is not being named publicly having agreed to voluntary forfeiture, Albertson said.
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Nakumatt went into voluntary supervision earlier this year after seeking protection from its creditors.
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Project manager Ed Alpern's departure was treated in company paperwork as a voluntary retirement.
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I have a mandatory contribution of 6%, plus I do an additional voluntary 123%.
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The Global Compact represents an important -- voluntary -- promise to support host countries and refugees.
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Nazi Party membership was voluntary; it was not mandatory except for certain civil servants.
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In many cases, the CPSC can't act until the voluntary standards have proved inadequate.
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"This voluntary recall is precautionary and is the right thing to do," Richardson said.
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An official said the Chinese army operation was a "voluntary community activity," per Reuters.
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One is that it is hard to finance a universal system with voluntary payments.
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These voluntary callers may find themselves getting searched, detained, or removed from the premises.
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It is essential for voluntary muscle control, sensory perceptions, abstract thinking, memory and language.
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It would not ban voluntary agreements workers sign as part of a legal settlement.
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"There is an ingredient-review board at FDA, but participation is voluntary," she said.
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Bozanich said many people did not comply with either voluntary or mandatory evacuation orders.
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Though the German government strongly recommends that parents vaccinate their children, vaccinations remain voluntary.
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Federal prosecutors contended that an underlying charge of voluntary manslaughter would be most appropriate.
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California has a voluntary return-free filing program called ReadyReturn for its income taxes.
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Fda says "has proposed a national, practical, gradual, and voluntary approach to sodium reduction" * Draft short-term and long-term voluntary targets for industry intended to help gradually reduce sodium intake to 2,300 milligrams (mg) per day Source text for Eikon: (1.usa.
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The Power Five proposal would cut down on how often coaches officially can force their athletes to practice, but Huma worries that previously involuntary workouts will be replaced not by free time, but by "voluntary" workouts that are voluntary in name only.
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"Many communities are formed [as] not a result of voluntary choice but exclusion," she said.
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The question is whether voters will find Cristina's pragmatic turn and her voluntary demotion credible.
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In other words, going through an application process to become an authorized tester is voluntary.
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Harris County officials, who oversee Houston, have since issued a voluntary evacuation for specific subdivisions.
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Del Monte, a Florida-based company, issued then a voluntary recall for all 6-oz.
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There are voluntary guidelines on the federal level right now, but there were no mandates.
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Sanders's proposal, like Warren's, requires states to enter a voluntary agreement with the federal government.
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Hostess Brands on Tuesday issued a voluntary recall of its holiday white peppermint Hostess Twinkies.
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Or she may simply give her voluntary consent after reviewing the procedure with her physician.
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The state is not going to enforce that order, and voluntary compliance doesn't look likely.
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The DOT secretary defended the guidelines, which opt for voluntary guidance rather than enforceable rules.
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The state has maintained the confession was voluntary, lawful and implicates him as the murderer.
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Migration is not only a physical state or a voluntary one, but a universal experience.
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Bradford Cat Watch Rescue is a voluntary organisation that cares for abandoned and mistreated cats.
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The number of job openings has outpaced both hires and voluntary quits in recent months.
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"This is absolutely a willful and voluntary absence," the prosecutor said, according to the News.
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Overall, I was more heavily impacted by others' voluntary actions than anything the government required.
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In many jurisdictions, legal and voluntary guidelines force these funds to vote on shareholder motions.
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In response to the FDA inspections, Gilchrist & Soames conducted a voluntary recall of these products.
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On an organic basis, which reflects voluntary contract exits in Italy, revenue was down 0.6%.
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Automakers agreed to a voluntary effort last week to do more to improve auto safety.
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In such a difficult situation the user's choice cannot be referred to as voluntary consent.
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Though staying for the discussion is voluntary, most people do, and the conversation is lively.
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Brady's absence for the Patriots' voluntary preseason workouts has been controversial, to say the least.
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Voluntary and mandatory evacuations in the state stretch from Miami to the Florida-Georgia border.
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Americans, for example, continue to donate as much voluntary blood per head as do Canadians.
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The letter also notes Samsung's recent voluntary recall of 2.8 million top-loading washing machines.
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A member of the prosecutor general's family works for Mr Vorobyov on a "voluntary basis".
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Surgeons implanted the pea-sized chip into his motor cortex, which controls voluntary muscular activity.
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Already, municipalities across the country have logged around 675,000 voluntary surrenders, Dela Rosa has said.
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On Wednesday, the food company announced a voluntary recall of all of its 5 lb.
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Image: Carriers (2009), Paramount Vantage"Voluntary self-isolation is a very important intervention," said Reed.
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He was fired from his job, arrested and indicted on murder and voluntary manslaughter charges.
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Khashoggi had been living in the United States as a voluntary exile from Saudi Arabia.
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Mr Puigdemont, from his voluntary exile, wants to keep up the pressure on Mr Rajoy.
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Image: WikipediaWikipedia is a voluntary organization dedicated to the noble goal of decentralized knowledge creation.
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AT&T, Comcast and others sketch their support for lenient — or voluntary — net neutrality rules.
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Tensing, 27, was charged with murder and voluntary manslaughter in a retrial of the case.
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However, on October 30, 2015, the FDA announced Sanofi's voluntary recall of the Auvi-Q.
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And they found voluntary jobs for Mr Batak and his brother and for Mr Alsaouah.
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And how did it end up being voluntary when so many other foodstuffs require labels?
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Also unlike Kyoto, the new agreement is entirely voluntary, making a withdrawal even more extreme.
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It's a voluntary program aimed at addressing climate change by educating consumers and property owners.
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One of the sources said the bond conversion, if it went ahead, would be voluntary.
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Carpetright this month said it would seek creditor approval for a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA).
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There are also accounts of transplanting ape testicles into men, womb insertion, and voluntary castration.
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For now, infrared monitoring will be voluntary, leaving it up to oil and gas companies.
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Not that supply cuts, whether voluntary or involuntary, will generate a major turnaround in fortunes.
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The group sent $1,000 to the Help Poor Voluntary Service, which bought medicines for Towseef.
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And the union said it was "greatly relieved" the MSG was making the performance voluntary.
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Voluntary RECs, on the other hand, are purchased voluntarily rather than to meet state standards.
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Instead, she relies on a voluntary network to which schools share problems, concerns, and tips.
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They are welcome to go elsewhere if they don't want to pay a voluntary donation.
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Twitter — Twitter is losing four top executives in what is being characterized as "voluntary" departures.
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Where our relationship to school and work feels compulsory, our relationship to sport feels voluntary.
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Americans are ill-served by these voluntary plans' short-term investment in stocks and bonds.
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Instead the cuts would be achieved through attrition, voluntary buyouts and the current hiring freeze.
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That&aposs why Mueller seems to have preferred to try and get a voluntary interview.
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Three Canadian provinces are also included in the voluntary withdrawal: Ontario, New Brunswick, and Quebec.
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But its guidelines are voluntary, and states decide which standards they want to adhere to.
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And in most cases when they did have sex before menarche, it was not voluntary.
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"Unfortunately, Italy has not made a big effort to publicize voluntary assisted returns," she said.
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A host of measures from voluntary redundancies to sharing ATMs has helped to contain costs.
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Prosecutions under FARA are exceedingly rare, in part because the enforcement system favors voluntary compliance.
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Trader Joe's issued a voluntary recall of one of its ice cream flavors on Saturday.
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According to Blessing, the NCA's new call for intelligence is voluntary but lacks specific details.
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Unlike the plebiscite, the postal vote is voluntary and doesn't require legislation to go ahead.
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Petrillo separately told Bloomberg that talks over a voluntary interview "prior to sentencing" were ongoing.
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Its latest report card on this voluntary effort sums to the platforms could do better.
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American Airlines began voluntary inspections of the engine's fan blades under the proposed federal guidance.
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Loving pleaded guilty in July 85033 to charges of voluntary manslaughter while armed and carjacking.
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The CPSC will now allow the agency's employees to vote on voluntary standards it issues.
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But starting in 2014, United offered voluntary buyouts that more than 2,500 employees have accepted.
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They are voluntary and legally-binding agreements that limit the future development of lands forever.
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Participation in it was voluntary but its content was made available to all interested parties.
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However, they will be encouraged to take voluntary action to reduce emissions, the bureau said.
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This is a very lucrative system that raises all of its money through voluntary contributions.
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If Trump refuses to give a voluntary interview, prosecutors could issue a subpoena compelling testimony.
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According to state policy, assisting in the executions was voluntary for everyone but the superintendent.
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She now draws a distinction between voluntary and mandatory busing, justified only in extreme cases.
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In October, UNHCR appealed for $500 million to improve conditions for voluntary return to Somalia.
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The voluntary agreement follows extensive negotiations with senior U.S. and Qatari officials in recent weeks.
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Mr. Roberts had tried and failed to pass a voluntary labeling bill earlier this year.
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The voluntary recall follows Pillsbury, Aldi, and King Arthur Flour's flour recalls earlier in 2019.
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The voluntary code of conduct obliges firms to take action in Europe within 24 hours.
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Many officers are convicted of lesser charges, like voluntary or involuntary manslaughter and official misconduct.
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The nine banks agreeed to provide the accounts in a voluntary undertaking with the Treasury.
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And although some might view the program as forced servitude, participation would be purely voluntary.
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The field of voluntary movement undoubtedly lies, like the field of sensation, in the borderland.
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They're part of a voluntary rehabilitation program that includes writing and reading their own memoirs.
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Officials say they are building a voluntary national donation system that does not include prisoners.
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The U.S. group has no collective bargaining rights, and it offers workers free, voluntary memberships.
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But it will be voluntary for the first six years, and countries can opt out.
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He pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the 1971 killing of San Francisco police Sgt.
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Though Airbnb says these are simply "voluntary collection agreements," they are nothing of the sort.
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Three Canadian provinces are also included in the voluntary withdrawal: Ontario, New Brunswick and Quebec.
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If lava threatens main highways, more people will be told to prepare for voluntary evacuation.
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Disclosing these requests are voluntary but many technology companies including Google and Facebook do so.
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It plays on the dwindling line between legitimate persuasion and coercion disguised as voluntary decision.
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In it, they revealed that Cohen had "participated in seven voluntary meetings" with Mueller's office.
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Complying with not punching people in the face, in practice, is voluntary and self-enforcing.
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This indicates a sovereign vision...and that the resignation must be voluntary in every sense.
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In a statement, the Fed said that the action is voluntary and not legally required.
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It's a voluntary commitment to curb emissions by levels that each nation determines for themselves.
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This bizarre alliance shows just how widespread the consensus view on this voluntary agreement is.
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Participation is voluntary in the other half, and only one-quarter of hospitals opted in.
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Italy initially responded by shutting down regions of the country and encouraging voluntary social distancing.
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To be sure, voluntary returnees and deportees say that landing in Mexico can have upsides.
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Black's early release stemmed from the completion of a voluntary life skills course behind bars.
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Although any guidelines are voluntary, the lack of broad agreement can mean disputes quickly escalate.
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The program includes voluntary trauma counselling for former captives, but Murad stopped after two sessions.
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Human rights lawyer Corey Shefman told CBC he didn't think the collection was truly voluntary.
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Dues are voluntary, but drivers who pay them have more say in the organization's decisions.
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President Trump pulled the United States out of the accord, though its provisions were voluntary.
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International organizations emphasize that the returns must be voluntary and accompanied by guarantees of security.
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It also has returned about 11,000 migrants to their home countries, although some were voluntary.
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Under the agreement, each country put forward a voluntary pledge to curtail its own emissions.
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It's mandatory overtime, the hours are not voluntary, and they are all on your feet.
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For the most part, he said, voluntary deals are on ice for the time being.
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The company also announced it would freeze hiring and provide voluntary leave options for employees.
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Under the Paris agreement, nearly every country submitted a voluntary pledge for constraining its emissions.
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American and other carriers had been offering voluntary unpaid leave to try to lower costs.
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He is charged with murder, voluntary manslaughter, felonious assault, and perjury, according to Cleveland police.
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The program would be voluntary, implemented only if the sheriff's department and school district agree.
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And he will implement a voluntary buyback program to get these weapons off the streets.
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The Federal Judges Association, a voluntary organization, scheduled an emergency telephone conference for this week.
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Also potentially problematic: Most of its programs rely on voluntary participation by health care organizations.
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Just a few years ago, support for even a voluntary buyback would have been bold.
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Kelvin takes a voluntary leave of absence while allegations about his conduct were being investigated.
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Additionally, the return of refugees must be conducted in a safe, voluntary, and dignified manner.
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Henry gave a voluntary statement admitting to all the details of the killings, police say.
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In 2017 the FSB issued voluntary guidelines to firms and investors about disclosing such risks.
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The Department of Education has suggested an aid template, but using it is mostly voluntary.
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Among the difficulties facing the trial has been an ethical concern: enrollment is not voluntary.
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Before Phil had Jexi, he was entirely dependent on Siri and a seemingly voluntary loner.
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"Additional voluntary giving will never raise enough money for everything the government needs to do."
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The Paris Agreement calls for each country to set voluntary targets for reductions in GHGs.
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For Melania Trump, there has been stoic silence, peppered with purposeful moments of voluntary separation.
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One of the most important features of the bill is that it's 100 percent voluntary.
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While the study said the subjects were "voluntary," it made no mention of consent forms.
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The reductions will be phased in through 2020 using early retirement and other voluntary measures.
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He is president of the California Fresh Fruit Association, a voluntary, nonprofit agricultural trade association.
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Billy Grokenberger lives in a part of Montecito that was under a voluntary evacuation order.
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One of the biggest current dangers, distracted driving, is subject only to voluntary federal guidelines.
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Ultimately, international actions on climate change have to be self-driven and voluntary within countries.
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The group is a nonpartisan, voluntary membership organization of state legislators dedicated to limited government.
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ICAN doesn't just want to get rid of nuclear weapons by the usual voluntary means.
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Bangladesh is expected to compile lists of refugees wanting to return on a voluntary basis.
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The Voluntary Work Program is a required program at all Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities.
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"I plead not guilty to the voluntary manslaughter of Kim Wall," Madsen told the court.
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If the resignation was not voluntary, perhaps President Trump was addressing the question to himself.
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For the millionth time, a voluntary deal cannot hamstring anyone, nor can it empower anyone.
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Voluntary national reviews were mandated by the 2030 agenda, and take place at HPLF meetings.
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Paris was designed to entice voluntary action and provide a framework for accelerating those actions.
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I have trouble envisioning voluntary restraint catching on at any scale that makes a difference.
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To the extent that the answer is yes, it's hard to think it's fully voluntary.
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