Nixon is heard in subsequent days expressing sharp anger that Nguyen Van Thieu, the South Vietnamese president, was balking at assenting to the agreement reached in Paris by Mr. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho of North Vietnam.
The campaign to save the NHS did not end at royal assent.
If we were to retain public support, or at least assent, for these, we must lean over backwards in assuaging their environmental concerns.
A two-track school arrangement for health workers would likely require cooperation or at least assent from numerous ministries in order to function properly.
9 Wendler and Shah 10 argued that the "autonomy rationale" and the requirement for altruism set the age for assent at 14 years, which is towards the age at which British courts recognise that children are able to consent to treatment in their own right.
But the inactive policy of the Government compelled the ministerial majority to assent, at least by their silence, to the modified arguments with which Sir Robert Peel and Mr Gladstone at once advocated and resisted free-trade principles.
But any version of Christianity must resort, in the end, to an assertion of faith, to fundamentalism of a sort, be it as simple as shouts of assent at a revival meeting or as pondered and impressively phrased as Karl Barth's neo-orthodoxy.
Moreover, future possible audits aimed at identification of assent would be based on a clear requirement.
The relative is asked for assent at the earliest possible occasion.
Mr Schröder and his colleagues also want the EU to have a greater say over immigration, policing, social policy and taxation (see article).The German plan at first drew cross-party assent at home: Germany is easily the single biggest contributor to the EU's budget of which 80% is spent on agriculture and regional policy.
Mothers provided written informed consent at both visits, and children provided verbal assent at 7 years of age.
