Sentence examples for asking for consent for from inspiring English sources

A series of proposed referendums asking for consent for regional assemblies was met with public scorn and lack of interest.

All eligible patients will be sent a study pack from their GP containing a letter of invitation, participant information sheet (PIS), a pre-paid return envelope and a baseline self-completion questionnaire which will also include a consent form asking for consent for further contact and review of their medical records.

Conditional Consent (i.e. Tiered Consent) Once in the repository, participants are asked for consent for new uses based on the features of new studies.

Table 1 Consent strategies presented to participants Consent strategy Features Traditional, Project-Specific Consent Participants are asked for consent for all new uses of their data, including sending it to a repository and every time a new researcher wants to access it.

If you applied for insurance through Covered California last year, you were asked for consent for up to five years to have your income confirmed with the Internal Revenue Service and other sources.

Patients who required surgery were asked for consent for blood and tissue collection.

To ensure collection of maximum data, consultees will be asked for consent for the research team to access health and social care records across primary and secondary care.

After interviewing (A) and (B), they will be asked for consent for the team to talk with their (C) significant other(s).

Until recently, many projects did not ask for consent for data sharing, unless they were projects such as the HapMap Project and the 1000 Genomes Project, whose consent forms stipulated that all data would be openly distributed on the internet.

"There would be a high degree of user frustration if they were to be repeatedly asked for consents for something that is evident to them," the company wrote.

It would be impossible for journalists (or those conducting acts of journalism) to ask for consent from the individual for every opinion they gather, for every speech they wish to report, and that's without even considering the requirements of investigative journalism.