"consent request" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are asking someone for their permission or agreement for something. For example: - Before we begin the procedure, I need to get your consent. Can I have your consent to proceed with the surgery? - Our company policy requires us to obtain consent from our clients before sharing any personal information. Please sign this consent request form. - The consent request was sent to all parents before the school trip, and we received permission slips from most of them.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) objected March 25 to a unanimous consent request put forth by Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.).
Mr. Speaker, the minority fully concurs in the unanimous consent request made by the gentleman from Texas (Mr. Barton). I urge adoption of the resolution.
MSPs voted to turn down Westminster's consent request in favour of making the necessary legal changes themselves.
The consent form itself is on the first two pages of Additional file 5. Consent was given online and anonymously, it was not possible to continue the survey beyond the consent request without clicking the "I consent" button.
But with a design that encourages rapidly hitting the "Agree" button, a lack of granular controls, a laughably cheatable parental consent request for teens and an aesthetic overhaul of Download Your Information that doesn't make it any easier to switch social networks, Facebook shows it's still hungry for your data.
Not one single Democratic Senator was willing to say no to the unanimous consent request to pass Tuesday's legislation to repeal part of the presidential financing system.
On top of that, again, there was no parental consent requested!
4. Keep your consent requests separate from other terms and conditions. 5. Review the way you obtain consent.
Cookie rules are also set to change under the new proposal — in a bid to streamline what the EC dubs "an overload of consent requests for internet users"; itself the result of a 2009 update to the ePrivacy Directive.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Senate Republicans objected to Democratic "unanimous consent" requests to reauthorize the benefits for a full year.
The legislation was slipped into a string of unanimous consent requests, lost among resolutions supporting democracy in Venezuela and recognizing Danish Holocaust survivors.
