Sentence examples for clear assent from inspiring English sources

His bill would end the guarantee provided by Medicare and Medicaid to the elderly and the poor, which has been provided by the federal government with society's clear assent since 1965.

For those deemed to lack capacity to give fully informed consent, and those unable to give consent in writing for reasons of physical disability, both the study participant's clear assent to be interviewed and written proxy informed consent from a relative or caregiver well known to the participant were attained.

Despite this consensus, the guidelines do not give a clear definition of assent, nor do they provide any good reasons why assent is valuable.

One response to these criticisms is to recognise that there is no clear understanding of assent, but to argue that it is a convenient fiction and does no harm.

The bill has been cleared for royal assent and is expected to come into force on 1 June.

The linchpin of Della Rocca's charge of circularity is his contention that "Descartes's reason for saying that we should assent only to clear and distinct ideas is that such ideas are guaranteed to be true and ideas that are not clear and distinct are not guaranteed to be true" (2011, 97).

By virtue of the passing of the Act and President Yoweri Museveni's assent, it is clear that the forces within Uganda and abroad, seeking to thwart its initial passage, were unsuccessful.

However, as the concept of assent is not clear and may even be harmful, the guidelines need to be reformulated.

The council has described Iraq's Aug. 3 decision to halt new inspections as "unacceptable," but with American assent it has made clear in recent days that it contemplates no new efforts at enforcement.

However, what assent means is not clear.

What assent means is not clear, nor do the documents clearly define assent.