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Meanings of voluntary action in English
Usage of voluntary action in English
1
Ten years ago in Kyoto, governments wanted regulation, while companies demanded voluntary action.
2
WHO has repeatedly advocated for voluntary action over stronger, regulatory measures.
3
But voluntary action inevitably benefits the wealthiest rather than the less well off.
4
They called for voluntary action and offered their resources and influence.
5
The Board appears to be reaching the limits of voluntary action.
6
A gratifying contrast is afforded by the voluntary action of two Australian colonies.
7
It is not, we must remember, a matter of conscious and voluntary action.
8
But we believe the voluntary action we have put in place is delivering results.
9
I kissed her back -an immediate and voluntary action.
10
Some persons call these powers into voluntary action from motives of mere worldly wisdom.
11
It implied some sort of voluntary action upon Grant's part.
12
Beyond this, the extensive organization of the country in voluntary action has produced profound results.
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Anjou, too, had been called to the Provinces by the voluntary action of the States.
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Other countries have been far bolder in tackling the industry, instead of relying on voluntary action.
15
We know that voluntary action is not enough.
16
It's an entirely voluntary action on your part.
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Translations for voluntary action
Catalan
Voluntary action through the time
Voluntary action across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common