| Finally, in the United Kingdom the system of collective bargaining is largely a voluntaristic one, not legally based. |
| But it is a type of pragmatism quite free from dependence upon a voluntaristic psychology. |
| The renewal of virtue ethics, especially in North America, promises a way beyond a voluntaristic morality. |
| This experiment in tertiary prevention shows that there is no point in imposing voluntaristic and technical mechanisms, which only serve to mask reality. |
| Stress is a complex problem and it is difficult to establish obligatory and too voluntaristic approaches in this area. |
| This instrumental conceptualization of hierarchy is tied with a voluntaristic view of authority. |
