Sentence examples for consent matters from inspiring English sources
Public consent matters to MPs more than in almost any other job.
Or that our consent matters.
"Right now, Sydney Uni is using Consent Matters, a UK-based [consent training,] which is rolling out from Monday when O week starts," she said.
We reach several key findings that support previous research on organ donation regarding the influence of the institutional setting (presumed consent matters), social interactions and political affiliation (donation is an act of social involvement) as well as a set of controls such as age and education having some effect on willingness to donate.
Consent mattered in medieval culture just as it does in modern culture.
In "The Physician's Tale," the main character is so afraid that his daughter, Virginia, is going to be raped that he kills her to prevent it: "There are two ways, either death or shame / That thou most suffer; alas, that I was born!" Consent mattered in medieval culture just as it does in modern culture.
Nor should the law cancel "the need for a husband's consent in matters like travel, work or use of contraception" — a reform in traditional Islamic family law that was enacted under former President Hosni Mubarak and credited to his wife, Suzanne.
Nor should the law cancel 'the need for a husband's consent in matters like travel, work or the use of contraception,'".
(Minors cannot legally consent, no matter what they feel).
If the attorney general gives his consent, the matter will be referred to the High Court for consideration, Liberty said.
