Sentence examples for consent to apply from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for the attorney general's office confirmed that it had received an application from Liberty seeking the attorney general's consent to apply for a new inquest into Pte James' death, and it was being considered.

Locke understands the consent criterion to apply not just to the original institutionalization of a political authority what Rawls (2007: 124) calls "originating consent".

Enron agreed to the tax-privacy waiver in a letter from Fred T. Goldberg Jr., a lawyer for the company, who said Enron's consent to use the information applies to Congress's review of "significant tax policy issues of relevance beyond Enron's particular circumstances" that may call for changes in tax laws.

Nevertheless opponents of drug testing on prisoners have maintained that the concept of informed consent is impossible to apply in a prison.

"Once you've said it's personal information for children that requires consent, you've set the framework for a requirement of consent to be applied to another population," Mr. Friel said.

According to Finnish legislation no informed consent to use paraffin embedded material in research is not needed from subjects if the material is large and retrospective, in such cases the consent can instead be applied from the National Supervisory Authority for Welfare and Health of Finland http://www.valvira.fi/; http://www.finlex.fi/fi/laki/ajantasa/2001/20010594.fi/fi/laki/ajantasa/2001/20010594

Guidelines for experimental clinical trials requiring individual written consent were found not to apply for this study approach.

Cuadrilla said it intended to apply for consent to drill and frack at up to six new sites in addition to an existing one on the Fylde and to apply for planning permission for a further three test wells.

Cuadrilla also hopes with its partner Centrica to apply for consent to test drill at up to six new Fylde sites.

Due to the nature of this study there was no need to apply informed consent to patients.

The easiest option would be to apply presumed consent only to specified groups (e.g. autonomous adults) and to disallow any vulnerable individuals from being considered as members of these groups.