Sentence examples for consent for example from inspiring English sources

Early in 2017, for instance, it fined Vizio $2.2 million for collecting viewing history from 11 million smart TVs with proper consumer consent, for example.

So, following that principle, you could argue that cookie consent, for example, should be default opt-out — and that any website must be required to gain affirmative opt in from a visitor for any tracking cookies.

It's not reductive to acknowledge that there's something very different that comes from the conversations that happen in all-female company, like the way Stella Creasy encouraged groups of young women to talk about consent, for example.

Maryland's act granting its consent, for example, contained a proviso that the impost would not go into effect unless all of the other states concurred, so Rhode Island's refusal meant that Maryland was out, too.

A small number of the patients who have had their surgery delayed may still not have capacity to give consent, for example, those who are unconscious.

Where participants were unwilling, or unable, to provide written consent (for example due to arthritis), verbal consent recorded as part of the interview was accepted (as agreed with the ethics committee).

Some consents, for example, were study-specific and the samples could not be used in other projects without first gaining participant re-consent (as was the case for the ALSPAC samples used in UK10K).

Eduardo Ustaran, a partner in Field Fisher Waterhouse's privacy and information group, says early signs are that member states will fall into one of these two camps - those that impose a strict "opt in" consent requirement and those that recognise the ability of visitors to express consent through, for example, appropriate browser or other application settings.

The council says that it is out of keeping with its historic neighbourhood, and that it is not in accordance with the original planning consent – which, for example, originally indicated a brick-faced building.

But the company is likely to be far better resourced than many of its advertisers to work to gain that consent (via — for example — slick, feel-good 'infomercial' videos seeded in the Facebook News Feed).

At the same time people also frequently express a preference for being asked before PCD is disclosed by health professionals for purposes beyond direct care.d When pressed to choose between alternative consent models, for example between opt in or opt out, the picture reported has been fragmented.