Sentence examples similar to actions consented to from inspiring English sources

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Mr. Copley, the Senior American Funding co-founder, defended the company's actions and said Ms. Baker consented to every transaction.

The intercourse in "Pretty Woman" represented the first and, if my research is correct, the last occasion on which Julia Roberts consented to action in the sack.

All residents of a state have tacitly consented to its actions but only those who fail to make some sign of dissent to its unjust wars, have consented to its waging these wars, at least if there are signs of dissent that are relatively easy to make and are not too costly.

But it is urged that if this is a suit against the state, Oklahoma has consented to this action in the Federal court.

But it initially suggested that Ms Arquiett had "implicitly consented" to the action because she had granted officers access to her mobile phone.

Further, if A intentionally sears B with hot irons and B consented to this action, then B has not been tortured.

Second-degree assault in Maryland can be as minor as a grab or a push if the action was not one a victim consented to, said Louis Leibowitz, a Maryland defense lawyer who has taught trial practice at the American University Washington College of Law.

While the DEA has now promised to review its policies concerning social media within investigations, the agency initially defended the action by claiming that Arquiett "implicitly consented" to the creation of the fake profile by "granting access to the information stored in her cell phone and by consenting to the use of that information to aid in ongoing criminal investigations".

Luhmann [ 64] argued that trust means choosing one action (consent to surgery) in preference to another (have a second opinion or choose a different doctor), in spite of the possibility of being disappointed by the actions of the trusted person [ 64].

A person who has consented to something deeply immoral doesn't thereby refuse consent to that action, the person simply has failed to do anything morally productive.

This reasoning suggests how Locke can say both that residence in a state is tacit consent to its actions and that the lawful conqueror has rights to reparation from only those who "assisted, concurred, or consented", to their state's unjust wars against him.

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