Sentence examples for a clear affirmative from inspiring English sources

According to the regulation, consent is defined as "a statement or a clear affirmative action" from a customer.

The FCC should "include a clear, affirmative ruling that expressly confirms the primacy of federal law with respect to [broadband] as an interstate information service," Comcast said in a recent regulatory filing.

GDPR adds that it must also be a "clear affirmative act" and "unambiguous", along with requiring data controllers are able to demonstrate that a service user whose personal data is being processed has given consent for that to happen.

As the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal has clearly illustrated, opt-outs alone cannot safeguard people's data or their legal rights — which is why incoming EU data protection rules (GDPR) beef up consent requirements to require a clear affirmative.

Her answer was a clear affirmative.

The answer based on the two experiments was a clear affirmative.

For consent to be valid, it will need to be freely given, specific, informed and an unambiguous indication through a statement or clear affirmative action, such as actively ticking a box.

Consumers will have to give their consent by a clear and affirmative action to the use of their data.

Baines points out that the EU's updated privacy framework, GDPR, tightens the existing privacy standard — adding the words "clear affirmative act" and "unambiguous" to consent requirements.

In short, affirmative consent means "only yes means yes," rather than "no means no," and it requires both parties to get unambiguous, clear, affirmative consent in sexual interactions.

But Clinton has a clear advantage in affirmative support, with 55percentt of her backers saying the main reason they are voting for her is because they support her, compared with 43percentt of Trump voters.