Sentence examples for collective consent from inspiring English sources

Christmas extravagance only continues with our collective consent – the society it engenders is closer to what we want than the one an unsentimental market would provide.

Besides, non-standard solutions in the mood of solidarity ethics, the social good and collective consent are suggested (Karadi 2011).

A less radical version of joint-ownership left-libertarianism allows that agents may use natural resources, but holds that they have no moral power to appropriate natural resources without the collective consent of the members of society (e.g., Grunebaum 1987).

A radical version of joint-ownership left-libertarianism, for example, holds that individuals may use natural resources only with the collective consent (e.g., majority or unanimous) of the members of society.

The social contract is thus not a matter of collective consent but a moral imperative: "When you cannot avoid living side by side with all others, you ought to leave the state of nature and proceed with them into a rightful condition, that is a condition of distributive justice" (1991, pp. 121 22).

Collective consent was sought within communities and informed consent was obtained from children and caregivers.

Collective and individual consent was solicited from heads of camps and village areas and from all participating women.

The union insisted that under the collective bargaining agreement, its consent was needed to implement the plan because it affected the terms and conditions of their employment.

However, in the public health setting, beneficence and nonmaleficence have both individual and collective consequences, so individual consent alone is inadequate for the development of public health policies [ 14, 15].

Some chairpersons (four chair-persons for the intervention and three for data collection) anticipated that their REC would suggest informed consent from a collective.

The tools of Mr. Buchheit's trade — collective action clauses, exit consents and trust indentures — may be complex, but they serve a basic aim: giving a debtor country the necessary leverage to compel all of its unhappy creditors to accept losses on their holdings when necessary and thus achieve meaningful debt relief.