The phrase "assent over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you intend to use it in, as "assent" typically means agreement or approval, and "over" does not logically connect with it.
Example: "The committee reached an assent over the proposed changes." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase.)
Alternatives: "agreement on" or "approval of".
But can this tongue that stays so neutrally in its cheek as it explains the book's structural principles woo us into pleasure and assent all over again in the actual text?
Policing minister Nick Herbert added: "The police bill has just received Royal Assent, we are saving over three million hours of officer time by cutting red tape, we are driving new arrangements for forces to buy equipment and services together and converge IT, and we are just about to appoint the head of the National Crime Agency.
Antonovich arrived at that moment and murmured his assent, so Krekorian took over as chairman.
For children aged 5 or over, informed assent was also required.
Parental written consent and assent by children over age 7 years were required for study inclusion.
Written assent of children over seven years, indicating their independent willingness to participate in the study, was also required.
For blood testing, verbal informed consent was sought from all eligible individuals older than 18 years of age or from the parents of minors (0 17 years of age), as well as additional verbal assent from minors over the age of six years.
Parents or caregivers agreeing to participate provided written consent, and children aged seven and over gave written assent for participation in the study.
Among the 3,500 pieces of legislation granted Royal Assent by the Queen over the past 60 years, few can have had such a tumultuous passage, as the health and social care bill that has finally completed its passage through parliament.
Unconscious assent to these forces, over and above any rebellion against their moral values, caused most active minds in his day to conceal the fact of interregnum.
