Sentence examples for conduct consent from inspiring English sources

Speaking here today after kayaking with a fellow Republican, State Senator William L. Gormley, Mr. Schundler said that troopers should not be permitted to conduct consent searches until there was a mechanism to ensure that they do not single out drivers based on race.

After six years of data with the same result, the ACLU asked the Dept. of Justice to bar the Illinois State Police from conducting consent searches altogether.

In this paper, we make specific recommendations for improving the reporting and conduct of consent processes in these trials based on weaknesses we identify in reporting, conducting consent processes, and understanding when consent from participants is and is not necessary.

Consecutive patients were approached in outpatient waiting areas in the order of their attendance, and trained researchers conducted consenting and data collection.

However, the study staff conducted consenting to every client individually by providing in-depth information about the study and answering questions arising.

When people complain to the Press Complaints Commission it uses certain "guiding principles" (as delineated in The Editors' Codebook): Privacy is not an absolute right - it can be compromised by conduct or consent.

We are evaluating using the internet and mobile devices to conduct the consent process and study visits in a streamlined pediatric asthma trial.

The appropriate design and conduct of consent processes for MalariaGEN research was carefully considered before recruitment began [ 22, 23].

Strict adherence to using promotores, local staff, and/or field researchers to contact participants is required to contact participants to conduct informed consent, surveys and medical measurement.

Institutional Review Board approval was received prior to study conduct, and consent was obtained via telephone (survey respondents) and in writing (participants providing water samples).

Several key informants were informally involved in the fieldwork preparation to help contact pregnant women and to conduct informed consent among the pregnant women.