Sentence examples for consent of two from inspiring English sources

Under current legislation, a woman must take the pills – issued with the consent of two doctors – inside a hospital or licensed clinic.

Yet if a woman orders those pills online and takes them without the consent of two doctors, she can be jailed.

While legislators consider making gender identity an individual choice, in the UK a woman's ability to decide whether or not she should be pregnant still requires the consent of two doctors.

In England and Wales, under existing law, abortion is still technically illegal under the 1861 Offences Against the Person Act, as the 1967 Abortion Act did not overturn the Victorian legislation, but simply added exemptions, with the ability to end a pregnancy still predicated on the consent of two doctors.

Women seeking an abortion require the consent of two doctors under the 1967 Abortion Act (abortion is the only medical procedure subject to this additional layer of medical approval); "pre-signing" means that the second doctor has assented to the procedure without knowing the details of the case.

Originally initiated with the consent of two of Emanuel's opponents, the ballot objections, based on a claim that Emanuel gave up his Chicago residency by renting his house when he went to Washington to serve in the White House, seemed well conceived politically.

Belgium's federal government cannot agree to the deal without the consent of five regional authorities, including French-speaking Wallonia.

State legislatures passed laws restricting the rights of minors to obtain abortions, usually by requiring the consent of one or both parents.

Some lawyers have argued that this should be interpreted to mean both parents, but the courts have not agreed, ruling that the consent of one parent is sufficient to convert a child to Islam.

A new experiment in international organization, the United Nations, organized since the book was published, is accompanied by a commitment that no action shall be taken by the operative Security Council except by the unanimous consent of five great powers, a unanimity which has never prevailed on any important issue.

Hume (1987/1777, 470 1) raised the decisive objection to any normative moral or political theory based on a historical contract: the consent of one's ancestors do not bind oneself.