Sentence examples for consent that from inspiring English sources
'consent that' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You could use it to indicate that the speaker agrees with something that has been said or done: "I consent that we should meet at the park at 5pm."
It is consent that forms the essence of constitutional government.
As if by mutual consent, that perverse distribution of labor between generations persists.
And which represents a lack of democratic accountability and consent that is – yes – felt particularly acutely in Britain.
The Ashes were at stake at The Oval and there was universal consent that Ravi Bopara had to go.
There are at least 11 circumstances, starting with consent, that make it legal to search without a warrant, she said.
The problem is finding a way of getting user consent that does not get in the way of the user.
My favourite book this year was Asking For It by Louise O'Neill - an uncomfortable look at issues around consent that really made me think.
If we didn't have so much pornography in society and people actually believed women when they said they didn't consent, that would be one thing.
The people who describe human beings in this way often have scores of pictures, including images obviously taken without consent that discomfited the subject.
There are certain principles, such as user control and consent, that should come first," said Mr Bradwell.
The Bush administration tied itself down with ropes of international consent that left room for others to limit American actions.
