200 of them volunteered immediately.

75 people volunteered, took personality tests.

150 artists volunteered to help me with my wedding.

Chris and Bill have volunteered their time to use operations and partnerships.

John is one of about a dozen very heroic, courageous people who volunteered for the study.

And again, he volunteered to a pivotal study that we ran worldwide, also in the U.S.

And Atlantic Heydt, who's the largest scaffolding contractor in the country, volunteered to do it at cost.

DR Yeah. His initials are JS, and he owns Rockefeller Center, if that helps anyone volunteered to help.

More than 100 young participants later volunteered to follow up on the suggestions raised during the consultation exercise.

The Committee reviewed and updated the list of proposed general recommendations and experts who had volunteered to work on them

And this idea, again, came from the grassroots, from two Googlers who wrote their own job descriptions and volunteered themselves for the job.

Background At COP 9, the Kyoto Club, an Italian non governmental organization (NGO), volunteered to estimate and offset the GHG emissions of the session.

Mr. Pérez Munuera volunteered that he had drafted the documents on the order of his employer but stated that he had not forged Mr. Boudjefna's signature.

The Indian Ocean tsunami disaster gave further impetus to growing news coverage in recognition of the close to 1 million individuals who volunteered in support of relief efforts.

I went out and I worked at a non profit, I went to grad school, I phone banked, I protested, I volunteered, and none of it seemed to matter.

It was agreed that while work on a general recommendation on article 2 had priority, experts who had volunteered to work on particular topics should continue to work on background papers.

Members of the EU, in this case the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, volunteered to meet with the Committee to discuss their respective national implementation of measures under resolution 1267 (1999).

And if each of us who cares about the different things we care about got up off our butts and volunteered as much time as we could, we would change this world, we would save this world.

He also volunteered the information that 20 per cent of the value of imports went directly into the coffers of FAPC, and that FAPC had diverted up to 70 per cent of all territorial tax revenue for 2004.

An American friend of mine this year volunteered as a nurse in Ghana, and in a period of three months she came to a conclusion about the state of leadership in Africa that had taken me over a decade to reach.

French President François Hollande faced intense criticism from right wing parties in the National Assembly for his agreement to participate in the strikes. And Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who volunteered to participate in a military coalition, is facing strong domestic opposition to his Syria policy.

The Lebanese government has volunteered to accept refugee children into the country s schools by introducing a second afternoon session and enlisting teachers and school directors to take on the extra workload. Complicating the situation, officials have had to persuade a divided country, already worried about the influx of refugees (which has added 20 to the country s population).

There may be some justification for each EMU state to be represented in the G 8, but not in the main economic organizations. If they volunteered to act collectively at these forums, Europe would free up much needed space for other important countries at the top table of world economic discussions, which would foster greater respect for global policymakers.

A list of the experts who volunteered to lead the work is set out in annex III to the present report, followed by a matrix setting out the names of the experts and the areas where they each expressed interest in participating in the work to be undertaken in the intersessional period by the working groups.

The polling organization Gallup asked people in 135 countries whether they had, in the last month, donated money to a charity, volunteered their time to an organization, or helped a stranger. Gallup s results, which form the basis of the World Giving Index 2014, indicate that approximately 2.3 billion people, a third of the world s population, perform at least one altruistic act per month.

It drew strength from the not so young people who braved the bitter cold and scorching heat to knock on doors of perfect strangers, and from the millions of Americans who volunteered and organized and proved that more than two centuries later a government of the people, by the people, and for the people has not perished from the Earth.

Putting such a moral spin on the allocation of Ebola treatments, it could be argued that Africans should be selected over Westerners, because Africa s health care systems are less able to combat the disease. But one might also contend that Western medical workers deserve higher priority because they volunteered to expose themselves to the disease, in order to help those who had no choice.