Sentences with phrase «voluntary submission of»

Channel Islands Harbor Gathers User Information In The Following Processes: Optional Voluntary Information We offer the following free services, which require some type of voluntary submission of personal information by users:

Most of the data is provided through voluntary submission of information by owners wishing to do their part to improve the future health of the breed.

Advocates are urging the FIO to require mandatory participation from some of the biggest insurance companies, instead of relying on the companies» voluntary submission of data.

But one of the defining factors in any picture of the publishing business has been that it's an industry based on the voluntary submission of its fundamental product, the content, by people it does not know (until they turn up with a manuscript) and do not employ (until they get into a contractual arrangement).

Data will be drawn from existing open health registries, kennel and breed club publications, and from voluntary submissions of health documents made by dog owners.

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The virgin Mary exemplifies the ideal woman in her voluntary submission and response to the will of God.

The essence of submission, then, is not the absence of power but the voluntary relinquishing of it.

Over the past nine months, I've bumped into Him in the most surprising places — at a Passover Seder, through a head covering, in centering prayer, at the kitchen sink, in the scent of fresh vegetables, in the act of submission, beneath the «red tent,» through moments of voluntary silence, and through moments behind a speaker's podium.

Submission of any and all information is considered voluntary.

The state also gathers local wellness policies through the John C. Stalker Institute of Food and Nutrition through a voluntary basis submission process.

However, in a letter dated December 1, 2016 and signed by the APC National Chairman, Chief John Odigie - Oyegun, the party said its NWC «resolved that your voluntary submission for investigation by the EFCC and subsequent offer to step aside from your position as National Legal Adviser to the party is an exemplary representation of the credo of our party.

Shuai Xu, M.D., M.Sc., of the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, and coauthors, used the entire CFSAN data file (2004 to 2016), which included voluntary submissions by consumers and health care professionals.

NSF plans to launch the repository by the end of 2015 for voluntary submissions.

Participation in the Pilot is voluntary however once a driver selects to participate in the Pilot the submission of the required data elements and installation of the electronic monitoring device is mandatory.

Examples of voluntary submission include, but are not limited to, purchases made online in the Kavi Gupta Store or Box Office, online employment applications, online enrollment in one of our classes or programs, and subscription to our eNews updates.

The Paris outcome will include the legal agreement and accompanying decisions, submission of intended nationally determined contributions, a finance package, as well as a random assemblage of voluntary initiatives bundled together under The Lima - Paris Action Agenda.

* Covers the period when Parties included in Annex I submitted annual submissions on a voluntary basis earlier than required under Article 7, paragraph 3, of the Kyoto Protocol (see decision 22 / CMP.1, paragraph 5).

The Vice Chancellor referred to some of the Strasbourg jurisprudence concerning waiver of Art 6 rights, and concluded that the submission to arbitration was voluntary, binding and thus permissible.

So how exactly is he capable of submission to the law, except as a purely voluntary goodwill unilateral offer that may or may not get respected?

In our most recent pre-budget submission to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance, Imagine Canada recommended that the federal government take action - either through regulation or a voluntary agreement - to reduce fees paid by registered charities when they accept donations or...

The historian Wraxall was distinctly sceptical: «Erskine successfully undertook to spurn at precedents... to appal or silence the judges themselves; to intimidate, convince or seduce the juries; to appeal from the understanding to the feelings... finally, to lead captive his audience, and to carry the cause that he defended or espoused, by extorting a sort of voluntary submission, sometimes yielded almost in defiance of evidence, facts, belief or conviction.»

Article 17 is not to be construed as precluding a REALTOR ® from instituting litigation or causing a dispute to be brought before an alternative dispute - resolving forum other than the Board of REALTORS ® under those circumstances where submission of the dispute to the Board would be voluntary.