The phrase "assent upon" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is "assent to," which is used to indicate agreement or approval.
Example: "The committee decided to assent to the proposed changes after much discussion."
Alternatives: "agree to" or "consent to".
However, George IV reluctantly granted his assent upon the advice of his ministers.
Jesus's saying 'Blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe' signified, for Wilkins, that it was 'a more excellent, commendable and blessed thing for a man to yield his assent, upon such evidence as is in itself sufficient, without insisting upon more.' The testimony of the other disciples should have been in itself sufficient for Thomas; and yet he insisted upon more.
Moreover, since they are not within the spectrum of epistemic evaluation, we cannot opine regarding them, for opinion [Meinung], as Kant understands the term, is a mode of assent based upon the weighing of theoretical grounds (evidence and argument) for and against truth.
Upon assent to participate, informed consent will be obtained and an additional information leaflet be given.
Dyke's succession is not guaranteed, it has to be passed this summer by the FA Council and its assent cannot be relied upon.
Lamarck's system failed to gain general assent largely because it relied upon an antiquated chemistry for its causal agents and appeared to imply a conscious drive to perfection on the part of organisms.
This is the same model found in John Locke: 'Faith … is the assent to any proposition … upon the credit of the proposer, as coming from God, in some extraordinary way of communication' (Locke 1698/1924, 355; compare also Alston 1996, 15).
Upon receiving presidential assent, a bill becomes law and is known as an Act of Parliament.
id. at 58, n. 3, the majority specifically rejected the "notion that the power of Congress to terminate citizenship depends upon the citizen's assent," id. at 61.
Since there is no express provision in the purchase orders making assent to different or additional terms conditioned upon Air Products' assent to them, the second requirement of coming under U.C.C. 2--207 is also met.
." it would seem that Air Products could have "reasonably" assumed that the parties "had a deal". Since there is no express provision in the purchase orders making assent to different or additional terms conditioned upon Air Products' assent to them, the second requirement of coming under UCC 2-207 is also met.
