"assent that" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to agreement with something that has been previously stated. For example, "I understand the plan and assent that it is the best course of action."
Reading it, I felt the shock and then the assent that accompanies a well executed surprise in fiction.
Gately'd tell Day how even if they are just clichés, clichés are: (a) soothing, and (b) proclaim a common sort of common sense, and (c) license the universal assent that drowns out silence.
The truth is fiddlier: strictly, the correct number is only ten.In Britain Parliament approved the treaty just in time for the EU summit that began late on June 19th (the queen gave royal assent that morning).
The Jets fan, on this night, and morning after — another goddamned Giants victory, and another last-minute, thrilling, gut-checked victory against a seemingly better team — offers the view from Denmark, the account that doesn't count, the sober assent that doesn't really matter.
The core of his proposal is that Sextus allows for a kind of assent that does not involve a claim as to how things are in actual fact.
In this footnote, Kant responds to a criticism advanced by Thomas Wizenmann, who accuses him of advancing a form of religious assent that is ultimately just wishful thinking and self-deception.
The Lufeng authorities have refused to release Mr. Xue's body to relatives until they sign documents assenting that the death was due to natural causes, his daughter, Xue Jianwan, said in an interview on Monday.
Residing in there, Guildford wanted to be made king; according to her own later account, Jane had a long discussion about this with Guildford, who "assented that if he were to be made king, he would be so by me, by Act of Parliament".
Participants were provided with an assent form that described the study and how to contact the experimenters or the IRB in case of any problems or risks.
They recommend that researchers use children information sheets and assent forms that are in a similar format to typical adult information sheets and consent forms.
Prinstein and Helms [ 10] provide sample consent and assent language that would be useful in face-to-face contexts that do not involve anonymity.
