Sentence examples for consent therefore from inspiring English sources

Women's consent, therefore, is not true consent.

In the opinion of the defendant, the plaintiff submitted work to the university without the author's knowledge and consent; therefore, the plaintiff gained advantage from such submission and, consequently, it resulted in damages to the defendant.

Are we saying that a majority of the people in Wales want to introduce presumed consent, therefore everybody else has got to fall in to line? "There has to be a degree of gift in organ donation.

For instance, plastic surgeon's classification of beauty is subjective, but the plastic surgeon cannot treat his or her patient without the patient's consent, therefore, there cannot be any political abuse of plastic surgery.

Lack of consent therefore equates to assault [ 37].

It is not simply a matter of consent, therefore, but also of information.

In fact it was her case that she was so drunk she was incapable of giving consent and therefore it was the crime of rape".

Any form of consent can therefore never be specific," he added.

Informed consent may therefore lead to a 'society of stalemates' (Hansson 2003: 300).

Because they consent, they therefore have an obligation to obey the sovereign, whether sovereignty be instituted or acquired.

Presumed consent has therefore not met the demand for transplants in Spain which has a soft opt out model in which families are still consulted.