Sentence examples for consent called from inspiring English sources

"It merely advises that companies review their use of cookies and consider how they may be able to obtain the consent called for by the new regulation".

This consent, called emergency use and sometimes referred to as single-patient compassionate use, is granted if the situation is desperate and no other treatment is available.

The publication of the genomic data without the family's consent called to mind the origin of the cell line itself.

To even join NSFW, members have to attend a class on enthusiastic consent called "How to Ask for Sex," which Saynt says focuses on switching the mentality from "no means no," to "yes means yes".

He called for a bill against revenge porn that would make it criminal to distribute explicit images without consent, calling it "a step in the right direction".

Increased scrutiny of informed consent calls for further research into decision making by patients who may be at risk for impairments.

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But he has not been afraid to criticise the president-elect, and when a 2005 tape emerged of Trump boasting of groping and kissing women without their consent, Pompeo called the comments "horrible, offensive and indefensible".

This element of the consent decree called for Microsoft to share or license on reasonable terms the software it uses for sending data between personal computer and server versions of Windows.

Not wanting me to think that he was using my Fandango account to purchase movie tickets without my consent, Matt called me and asked me to logon to Facebook.

Only children with parents' signed consent were called for examination (534 subjects).