Sentence examples for consent retained from inspiring English sources

Separately, Austrian law student Max Schrems is taking Facebook to court alleging it collected information without prior consent, retained deleted information, and was in violation of European privacy laws.

To take what belongs to another person or nation without consent retains its moral invalidity at any time and any place.

CE is usually mentioned in publications as researchers discuss how they carried out community entry, consent and retained study participants but the actual CE activities are not always well documented.

If the patient consented, a trial research nurse or doctor would co-sign the consent form, retain a copy centrally and return a copy to the patient, enclosing the Oragene DNA Self-Collection kit (DNA Genotek®) together with the manufacturer's instructions.

Advocates of the current system argue that individual and family rights of consent should retain dominance.

Previous invasive malignancy (with the exception of non-melanomatous skin cancer) Not available for follow up Refuse consent to retain diagnostic and follow up data This study received approval from the South and West Multi-centre recruitmenthissupportedee (MREC 00/6/69) Study recruitment is supported by the National Cancer Research Network.

The signed consent must be retained in the medical records of the mother [ 49].

We will mail to interested parents an information pack which will include a Participant Information Sheet, two consent forms (one retained for own records) and a baseline survey (10 pages, taking 20 min to complete).

The completed consent forms are retained by site investigators as required by their local Human Research Ethics Committee, and a copy of the PICF was required to be provided by the investigator to the patient or their delegate.

After discussion, the participant consented to retain most of the original interview and to re-interview on a few specific questions.

Paper copies of all informed consents will be retained in a locked file, separate from any study data.