Sentence examples for consent standards from inspiring English sources

It includes sexual consent, standards of behaviour and respectful relationships in person and on social media," it said.

The California State University and University of California systems are backing the legislation after adopting similar consent standards this year.

The unpredicted loss of mechanical integrity results in loss of operation and the discharge, into the environment, of effluent that does not meet consent standards as set by governmental bodies.

The seminar, which Mr. Ailes attended on the advice of his attorneys, instructs participants on the "affirmative consent" standards now mandated at many colleges and universities: those initiating sexual activity must receive a clear verbal "Yes," or a positive non-verbal equivalent, to engage in a sexual encounter every step of the way.

So the regional court's finding on that aligns with wider incoming personal data processing consent standards that will be enforced across the entire EU from this May.

Without rigorous consent standards, mobile companies may as well be selling the data indiscriminately the same way they were before advocacy groups took them to task for it.

Accordingly, on either party's theory of liability, the difference in state law with respect to the consent standard would not be a material difference.

California lawmakers are a step closer to making the state's high school students the first in the nation to have mandatory education in the "yes means yes" sexual consent standard that it recently adopted on college campuses.

That is why in 2014 I signed into law the first affirmative consent standard in the country for colleges to adopt in their sexual assault policies, so that clear and basic parameters for responsible behavior could be established.

Pushed by government and their own students, many institutions are adopting more stringent standards for dealing with sex on campus.Every member of the Ivy League except Harvard has now adopted the "affirmative consent" standard.

"Under this consent standard, if one partner touches his or her partner in a sexual way, and the person says 'I am not interested tonight,' that person has already committed sexual assault because he or she didn't get permission upfront," says Joe Cohn of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, an advocacy group.