The phrase "abolish consent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about rights, autonomy, or legal matters where the concept of consent is being challenged or deemed unnecessary.
Example: "The movement aims to abolish consent in situations where power dynamics create an imbalance."
Alternatives: "eliminate consent" or "remove the need for consent".
Distancing paedophiles from society has also made some adopt extreme stances, like Tom O'Carroll, a British paedophile activist, who during the 1980s chaired a notorious pressure group called the Paedophile Information Exchange, which advocated abolishing consent laws completely.
Distancing pedophiles from society has also made some adopt extreme stances, like Tom O'Carroll, a British pedophile activist, who during the 1980s chaired a notorious pressure group called the Paedophile Information Exchange, which advocated abolishing consent laws completely.
In a recent interview on conservative radio show Faith & Liberty, U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minnesota) warned that the gay community ultimately wants to "abolish age-of-consent laws, which means we will do away with statutory-rape laws so that adults will be able to freely prey on little children sexually.
Sturgeon said she raised the matter directly with the prime minister when they met and Holyrood could refuse consent to abolish the act.
Related: The reinvention of the SNP | David Torrance Sturgeon said she raised the matter directly with the prime minister when they met and Holyrood could refuse consent to abolish the act.
The mayoral candidates were asked during a Jewish Press forum Wednesday night whether they support the mandatory consent form or would abolish the requirement.
Mr. Bloomberg would like to abolish the Board of Education and let the mayor appoint the chancellor, with the consent of the City Council.
Mr. Vallone, along with Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, wants the State Legislature and Gov. George E. Pataki to abolish the Board of Education, giving the mayor the power, with the City Council's consent, to appoint the schools chancellor.
The changes moreover fail to abolish one of the most onerous facets of kafala, the need for an employee to obtain his or her employer's consent to change jobs.
"People here abolish history.
