Sentence examples for consent issues from inspiring English sources
His definition, he said, has changed and he has talked to his college-age daughter about consent issues on campus.
There are reasonable (if contentious) public safety arguments against prostitution and thorny consent issues surrounding bestiality, bigamy and incest.
"Cosmetic surgery is the subject of a disproportionate number of complaints stemming from informed consent issues, largely due to the perceived failure of clinicians to communicate the likely outcomes of the procedure and the expected side effects," the forum said.
They will not collect samples from people because of informed consent issues.
These include an 8-minute video detailing pathophysiology, treatment options, and important informed consent issues surrounding the trial.
If this view of the relationship between consent and exploitation were correct, then the discussion of exploitation could be ended here; for consent issues were dealt with in the previous section and the exploitation worry about organ sale would only be worth taking seriously inasmuch as those consent arguments discussed above were sound.
The overall population must not be reduced to lower than 3,348 pairs, under the consent issued by the government.
They said: "The outline consent issued on 16 December 2008 was granted for exceptional reasons based on the predicted social and economic benefits of the proposed development".
Because of the consent issue, an institutional review board at the University of Maryland required Tisherman to devise a way for people to elect not to be enrolled in advance.
(The first time was as part of a CPR manoeuvre, I guess to get around the consent issue of making a sexual approach to someone in a 100-year coma).
In the January of The Sex Education Supplement: the Consent Issue, Emmerson said that she was disappointed to learn that three out of 10 young people did not learn about consent at school; not about the age of consent being 16 – most knew that – but "about real-life situations and what you would do if 'something happens'".
