Sentences with phrase «voluntary nature»

A number also made headlines for the not so voluntary nature of their voluntary donation schemes.

For example miners receiving block rewards won't be taxed since their services are deemed to be of voluntary nature according to the document.

However, the purely voluntary nature of these initiatives so far (except in Quebec) makes it doubtful many employers will even offer them.

As of Summer 2016, the Congressional representatives were satisfied with the current voluntary nature of the initiatives and FAA participation in stakeholder meetings in the Los Angeles basin.

The group is arguing that it's this voluntary nature that should have protected the amendments from delay.

In this context, its voluntary nature should be seen as its strength.

The first page of the questionnaire contained a brief description of the purpose and information about anonymity and the voluntary nature of participation.

The Government stressed the «voluntary nature» of the change which would enable faith groups to «opt in» whilst protecting those who did not wish to do so.

It was decided that the voluntary nature of the register linked to a code of conduct had worked and would be a good basis on which to build further.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art will be getting new signs next month that spell out, in boldfaced type, the voluntary nature of the museum's pay - what - you - wish admission policy.

The study also postulates some explanations for the ostensible weakness of the EITI: the EITI's limited and its voluntary nature, resistance by the public and corporate sector, and the absence of a strong civil society in many resource - rich countries.

Dr. Andrews and his team speculate that the limited scope of the initiative, its voluntary nature and the lack of a strong, independent media in most of the nations profiled prevented the initiative from being as effective as it could have been.

Further, the voluntary nature of the hoped - for Paris agreement means it makes less sense now to lump countries into binary categories based on wealth.

The physicians were concerned that the organ exchange might compromise the voluntary nature of kidney donation.

The voluntary nature of the speeches, in addition to their brevity, slowly builds students» confidence and makes it easier for them to take the risk of getting up in front of the class.

We are also very concerned about the timing of the Race to the Top requirements relative to the development of a common core of standards... More broadly, we are concerned that the proposed requirement that states adopt the common core standards will preempt what, up to now, has been a state - led process and call into question the voluntary nature of state adoption of the standards that has allowed the CCSI to gain widespread support.»

Teacher educators should be thoughtful about the ways in which they require students to engage, as the informal and voluntary nature of teacher Twitter seems to allow educators to benefit in ways that they need.

Therefore, the Department has included a statement on the voluntary nature of ADR in its policy statement and in the section on «No Creation of Rights.»

It is anticipated that the voluntary nature of Canine Care Certified, combined with consumer demand for dogs raised in this manner, will lead to high motivation for participation and compliance by breeders.

It is anticipated that the voluntary nature of the Canine Care Certified program, combined with consumer demand for dogs raised in this manner, will lead to high motivation for participation and compliance by breeders.

While critics say its voluntary nature and limited goals don't amount to much, members contend it's a refreshing way to get things done in the absence of federal regulation.

Furthermore, part of the balance struck by the RTA Protocol is its voluntary nature.»

That fact is very incompatible with CGSB's agreement with TBS, if the needs of the voluntary nature of the process of standardization are abided and served.

The voluntary nature of the mechanism, dependent on the consent of the EU or Member State concerned, has been criticized (see Tobias Lock's post here).

Further, students were free not to engage with the writing seminar program at all during their first semester but to postpone all engagement until the spring semester.38 The voluntary nature of the program was clearly indicated on all legal writing and program documents and explicitly discussed by all legal writing professors, who also, however, discussed the benefits of early attention to the material.

The focus of this blog is the voluntary nature of UK merger control.

As a result, while the law is unclear as to when the human rights tribunal will decline to address a discriminatory process where a registrant has voluntarily agreed to it, the cases establish that a process will not be insulated from a human rights violation where the voluntary nature of an undertaking can be impugned through a power imbalance, or a mistake of fact.

One of the most delightful — and volatile — aspects of friendship is the voluntary nature of it all.

The voluntary nature is still there, but the legal obligation means the parties are forced to enquire about the qualities that mediation can portray.

There are advantages of each of the different systems, however it is essential for the importance of the voluntary nature of mediation to be respected and children should remain at the heart of the matter, in order to reach as amicable an ending to the relationship as possible.

Those who were interested were informed of the voluntary nature of their participation and they right to withdraw at any time.