Sentence examples for consent provision from inspiring English sources

If they consent, provision is here made.' 3 Elliot's Debates, 533.

I signed into law the parental consent provision in Missouri, as well as a law banning the use of taxpayer funds for abortion.

Thus, the joint opinion would uphold the 24-hour waiting period contained in the Pennsylvania statute's informed consent provision, 18 Pa.

Arizona's law was unusual, however, for a twist in its so-called "informed consent" provision, which requires doctors to give medical advice to women that a preponderance of physicians and accredited health organizations say is unfounded.

Under a new mutual consent provision that would curtail teachers' rights to classroom positions based on seniority, no teacher could be placed at a school without the teacher's and the principal's agreement.

While I'm pleased that the Bush officials chose not to eliminate the consent provision altogether, as some had advocated, I hope they will try to craft an alternative that retains the concept of patient consent and still allows providers, under certain conditions, to begin treatment before obtaining consent.

The review will focus on the consent provisions in: 2002 Act: Sections 327 to 329 and Sections 335, 336 and 338 [and] 2000 Act: Sections 21 to 21ZC.

Instead he sees a parallel defeat in the proponents' failure to extend Roe v. Wade to provide public money for poor women's abortions and in the failure to prohibit parental-notice or consent provisions for minors seeking abortions.

Cablevision said that the F.C.C.'s exclusivity rule and the retransmission consent provisions, which were the source of a dispute last weekend between the company and ABC, were "outdated and obsolete".

The Senate is given important powers under the "advice and consent" provisions (Article II, section 2) of the Constitution: ratification of treaties requires a two-thirds majority of all senators present and a simple majority for approval of important public appointments, such as those of cabinet members, ambassadors, and justices of the Supreme Court.

A biobank cannot thus rely on this Article to avoid the limitations of consent provisions in the Regulation.