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volition

[voh-lish-uhn, vuh-] / voʊˈlɪʃ ən, və- /


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Ramaphosa said in a statement that the US had been expected to participate in the G20 meetings, "but unfortunately, it elected not to attend the G20 Leaders Summit in Johannesburg out of its own volition".

From BBC

Whether a person with a major psychiatric disorder can muster the necessary volition to support such an irreversible decision, and whether doctors can reliably determine that a patient’s condition is irremediable, are major question marks.

From The Wall Street Journal

McCain left her job as co-host of “The View” of her own volition after a contentious stint on the daytime talk show.

From Salon

In that case the BBC understands a doctor did return to work under their own volition.

From BBC

Like his character, washed-up Formula One racer Sonny Hayes, Pitt is returning to the grandest version of this race by his own volition, with his own set of rules.

From Salon