Sentence examples similar to consent to bear from inspiring English sources
The liabilities incurred by way of contract are more or less expressly fixed by the agreement of the parties concerned, but those arising from a tort are independent of any previous consent of the wrong-doer to bear the loss occasioned by his act...
But the House Democratic leader, Dick Gephardt, is the prime captive of the anti-privacy lobby; the snoopers' friend has inexplicable support from the American Enterprise Institute, now distributing a tract arguing that consumer consent is just too costly for business to bear.
The revelation that Facebook data on as many as 50 million users appears to have made its way into a political data operation with no consent from users is Facebook's burden to bear alone.
Women must not be forced by law or custom to bear children without their consent.
Consent will come only if international pressure is brought to bear.
By almost universal consent, he is decent, thoughtful and kind, with a remarkable capacity not to bear grudges.
It is also important to bear in mind that the selection of interviewees depended on the residents' active consent to be interviewed.
Forcing women to bear children, or preventing them from doing so, denying them life-saving treatment during pregnancy, or carrying out medical interventions without establishing informed consent, these all threaten women's safety, dignity and bodily integrity.
The evidence seems to bear them out.
"I would expect that to bear fruits.
