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voluntary

[vol-uhn-ter-ee] / ˈvɒl ənˌtɛr i /


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Disability Confident, a voluntary employer scheme, was launched in 2016 to get more businesses to recruit and retain disabled people.

From BBC

When he returned home he became the defensive coordinator of the Warriors, an amateur team, and had a voluntary job mentoring children in north London.

From BBC

And in a rare alignment with mainstream scientific consensus, the administration vowed to remove synthetic dyes from food -- primarily through voluntary compliance from industry.

From Barron's

Tech companies put forward counterproposals that would make building power plants or going offline strictly voluntary for data centers within PJM.

From The Wall Street Journal

He faced court earlier this week - where he is understood to have requested voluntary removal from Australia - with the case adjourned until February.

From BBC