volitionally

This despite the fact that it is the author who volitionally created the work in the first place....

They bought that with their work, volitionally, and bore the responsibility of the dedication required to keep it.

My post said absolutely nothing about society or non-compliance, it spoke only about whether the patient can respond volitionally.

A collection of human cells cannot volitionally decide for the human being to become something wholly different.

To move volitionally usually implies the belief that something will get better because of it.

Living hellish painful lives purely volitionally, from the mental cage they created for themselves.

The psychedelic just gave you a greater ability to volitionally influence the percepts.

People volitionally ingest persistent organic flourines every day (e.g., Flonase, Prozac, Lipitor).

How about I get together with my colleagues and volitionally come to an agreement?

So volitionally choose to stay out of it.

S., I can tell you that many doctors aren't late volitionally.

In the case of GitHub, if I want to contribute something, I am going to do it volitionally, knowing they will do whatever they want with it.

This direct liability is only found if Aero "volitionally" "performs" copyrighted material.

It’s also not clear enough how the operationalize “the suppress”, because it is a difficult and paradoxical task to execute volitionally especially in the context of acute anxiety, because anxiety’s job is literally to interrupt your normal salience structure, and make it self salient non-volitionally.

And if we pay enough to still get 50% of jurors showing up completely volitionally, we'd still avoid the problem of "professional jurors" who would try to game the system by serving on many juries.