Sentence examples for brief permission from inspiring English sources
In fact, a recent proposal for revisions to the Common Rule included a suggestion that permission to collect biosamples might be obtained using a brief permission form rather than a detailed informed consent process [ 3].
By March 1967, he had drawn in leading figures in the KGB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, who gave him permission to brief the Executive Committee of the Council of Ministers.
The order was a hot topic at the senators' weekly party luncheons today, and some Republicans said Senator John W. Warner of Virginia, the ranking Republican on the Armed Services Committee, had said Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld had to get White House permission to brief a high-ranking group of lawmakers recently.
Most commanders were also refused permission to brief their pilots until moments before take-off.
To assist with recruitment, a brief information sheet with permission to contact (i.e. potential participants gave consent for researchers to contact them) was developed.
Once cleared for contact regarding the trial, the Research Assistant (RA) made the initial approach by telephone to potential participants, provided brief information and sought permission to visit the pregnant woman at home.
The community team initiated the Light Touch monitoring, told patients about the study, gave brief written information, and requested permission to pass contact details to the research team.
He allowed no papal bulls or briefs in Spain without royal permission.
In a letter to Judge Rakoff dated Nov. 1, the Recording Artists Coalition asked for permission to file a brief before the trial begins on Nov. 13.
Iver Peterson (NYT) CONNECTICUT HARTFORD: STATE ENTERS BEACH FRAY The State Department of Environmental Protection has asked the State Supreme Court's permission to file a brief in the case involving Greenwich's restrictive beach access policy.
And Judge Kollar-Kotelly suspended the usual presumption of secrecy surrounding the court's work, ordering the Justice Department to file its brief in public and to seek permission if it wanted to file anything under seal.
