Without doubt the receiver agreed to give up the property in its hands to the receiver of the court in bankruptcy on the supposition that the state court would assent to its doing so.
A life of intense publicity is typically one that the Presidential spouse assented to but did not seek out.
The airlines contract of carriage, an agreement that all customers assent to when booking, does give United the freedom to deny ticketed passengers travel if a flight is overbooked.
The governor summons and prorogues Parliament, outlines the government's legislative program at the beginning of each session, and gives assent to bills that do not have to be referred to the monarch.
Nor can we see human rights as a self-evident set of truths, to which everyone would uncritically assent, were they allowed to do so by their governments.
We don't do patriotism in the same way that most, while assenting to religious classification, don't do religion.
The most feared outcome would be for the government's large stockpile of chemical arms to be seized by radical groups amid the chaos, and there appears to be a tacit assent for the Assad government to do all it can to secure those weapons, even if that requires shifting them around the country.
Rather than stick with the abstract description that, in deciding what to do, we assent to a practical impression, Seneca envisages us as judges, passing judgment over what we should be doing, and issuing commands to ourselves (cf. Inwood 2005, [5] and [7]).
As parliament has enacted the scheme of devolution in Wales, it should be for parliament and not the executive to oversee any changes and to do so with the assent of the democratically elected National Assembly for Wales.
So my disposition to assent does not, after all, depend solely on my sensory stimulations at the time.
