Sentence examples for consent requests from inspiring English sources
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.
In the past, the aide added, the minority party has traditionally not objected to unanimous consent requests on similar, start-of-the-session business.
On top of holding the Senate floor Monday evening with a series of speeches about health care, expect Democratic senators to object to what's known as unanimous consent requests.
"For the record, I'm informed that the minority was aware that I was coming to make these unanimous consent requests, that they had full knowledge that this was going to come, and if they are unable to get somebody to the floor to object, that is, as far as I'm concerned, not my concern," said Whitehouse.
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.
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.
Senate Democrats agreed to a unanimous consent request by Senate Republicans to act on House passed legislation to accomplish this result and the legislation passed by voice vote without Senators recording their votes on the bill.
The mother was then approached and informed of the entire study and her consent requested.
Upon entering the study web-site, detailed information was provided and consent requested.
