Voluntary definition

Voluntary and “Voluntarily” in connection with Executive’s termination of employment shall mean a termination of employment resulting from the initiative of the Executive, excluding a termination of employment attributable to Executive’s death or Disability. A resignation by Executive that is in response to a communicated intent by the Company to discharge Executive other than for Cause is not considered to be “Voluntary” and shall be considered to be a termination by the Company for the purposes of this Agreement.

Voluntary means consent must be freely given and cannot be the result of force (violence, physical restraint, or the presence of a weapon), threats (indications of intent to harm, whether direct or indirect), intimidation (extortion, menacing behavior, bullying), coercion (undue pressure) or fraud (misrepresentation or material omission about oneself or the situation in order to gain permission for sexual or intimate activity).

Voluntary means according to an individual’s free choice, if competent, or by choice of a guardian, if adjudicated incompetent.

Examples of Voluntary in a sentence

• To the extent permitted by law, such conversion shall be deemed to have been effected, and the Conversion Price shall be determined, as of the date of the consummation of a (a) Qualified Financing, (b) Non-Qualified Financing, (c) Voluntary Conversion by Majority Approval or (d) Change of Control, as applicable.

• Catholic High School Academy Trust, a charitable company incorporated in England and Wales with registered company number 08107212 whose registered address is at St Mary's Catholic High School A Catholic Voluntary Academy, Xxxxxxx Road, Upper Xxxxxxx, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England, S41 8AG (the “Company”).

• Voluntary quits and/or terminations shall disqualify an employee for any Longevity Payment regardless of date.

• If the Association is not satisfied with the disposition of the Assistant Superintendent, the grievance may be submitted to its Voluntary Labor Arbitration Association in accordance with its Voluntary Labor Arbitration Rules, provided such request is made within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt of the Assistant Superintendent’s disposition.

• The Center Director will go over the Voluntary Authorization to Release Information, Service Provider Handbook, and Permission to be Supervised by Service Provider forms with families during enrollment.

More Definitions of Voluntary

Voluntary means according to an individual’s free choice, if competent, or by choice of his or her guardian, if the individual is adjudicated incompetent.

Voluntary means according to a resident’s free choice if the resident is competent, or by choice of the resident’s guardian if the resident is under guardianship.

Voluntary means that there is a domestic legal title which cannot be enforced directly in the recipient country. Nevertheless, the distinction between voluntary and mandatory cooperation is not always easy to establish, and in fact, in the absence of a clear legal framework the parties involved may disagree on the voluntary or mandatory nature of the direct cooperation.

Voluntary means employees choose to request a telecommuting arrangement.

Voluntary means having genuine freedom of choice; a choice may be encouraged and remain voluntary, but consent obtained by using force, threats, or direct or indirect coercion is not voluntary.

Voluntary means, with respect to an environmental audit of a particular activity, that both of the following apply when the audit of that activity commences:

Voluntary means done, given, or acting of one’s own free will, and not through force, intimidation, threat, blackmail, extortion, or any other method of coercion or duress; “giving in” is not the same as providing consent.