Sentence examples for accepting consent from inspiring English sources
'accepting consent' is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to the act of formally agreeing to something, such as in the following sentence: The company's policy on data storage was only accepted after receiving explicit consent from all employees.
Such data are essential to determine whether the practice of accepting consent from families in treatment settings (even lacking prior expressed wishes) should carry over to research venues [ 88].
Participants were encouraged to complete the survey immediately after completing the ACCEPt consent documentation at the initial clinic recruitment meeting, and hand it back to research staff.
She accepts she consented, but feels strongly that he abused his position of responsibility.
He noted that three federal appellate circuits, although not the one that includes Utah, had accepted the "consent-once-removed" notion.
George Dear George Britain is mostly a tolerant country, accepting of what consenting coalition partners get up to in the privacy of the cabinet room.
However, I dissent from accepting this consent decree because it arguably cannot be concluded that the consent decree is in the public interest when it contains a denial of liability.
Philadelphia settled the suit, accepting a consent decree that explicitly defined and prohibited illegal stops and put in place a court-appointed monitor to oversee stop-and-frisk practices.
Accepting the proposed consent decree, the judge concluded, "would almost be the equivalent of a court accepting a probationary plea from a defendant who has told the court he will go out and again engage in inappropriate conduct".
"I think it's just terrific as a first step to police reform," said Erwin Chemerinsky, a constitutional law professor at the University of Southern California and the author of a report for the police union that recommended accepting the consent decree and adopting similar changes.
The governor says accepting a consent agreement is the only way Detroit can avoid an emergency manager.
But in special cases, the surgeon needs the patient's informed consent before accepting the organ.
