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voluntary

[vol-uhn-ter-ee] / ˈvɒl ənˌtɛr i /


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According to Unite, it is the largest trade union in the UK and supports workers in public, voluntary and private sectors.

From BBC

"Everyone has a right to live. I work. I do good for the society. I do voluntary work as well," she said.

From BBC

They pointed to features like Familiar Faces and Community Requests, which allow voluntary sharing with police, as already troubling precedents.

From Salon

The modified injunction “does not prohibit the voluntary resolution of civil rights investigations and litigations” with UC.

From Los Angeles Times

Officials for the seven states have tried to boost reservoir levels via voluntary water cutbacks and federal payments to farmers who agree to leave fields dry part of the year.

From Los Angeles Times