The phrase "assuming consent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is taking for granted that permission or agreement has been given, often in legal or formal discussions.
Example: "In the absence of a formal objection, we will proceed with the project, assuming consent from all parties involved."
Alternatives: "presuming agreement" or "taking for granted consent".
The law also required the third-party firms to clearly disclose the terms of their online offers and obtain billing information directly from consumers before assuming consent.
Assuming consent is ethically necessary before taking organs from living competent people, questions arise about what makes consent valid.
Playing down the potential impact of the ruling, Facebook — somewhat ironically — points to GDPR's tightening of rules around the consent basis for processing persona data, meaning there's more onus on data handlers to clearly and cleanly communicate choices to users, at least assuming consent is the legal basis they're relying on to process people's data.
Rose says the woman was sober, and he assumed consent based on their past and her behavior.
But lawyers who have spent substantial time investigating prison conditions say guards are too quick to assume consent.
The Welsh Assembly has already passed a bill to change to assume consent unless otherwise arranged.
If the client is greater than or equal to, we assume consent has been given and the database is updated accordingly.
Rose testified that he assumed consent based on their sexual history, the fact she had never denied him and because of sex acts she initiated with him and his friends at the Beverly Hills house earlier in the night.
Let's give Nine the benefit of the doubt and assume consent was possible despite the vulnerability and the fact families were told they were participating in a documentary to preserve the "shock" of the show.
The British vote removes any plausible claim that the Administration can assume consent — that the proper reaction to the horror in Syria is so obvious, so rooted in "norms" that one needn't even ask.
"Having had consensual sex with a woman once does not give a man licence to then have sex with her again at any time and in any way he pleases and assume consent is given," said a spokeswoman from Rape Crisis.
