Sentence examples similar to consent to implement from inspiring English sources

Mayor Sharpe James of Newark opposes the revaluation but will consent to implementing one because it has been ordered.

With the UK's devolved administrations opposed to any substitution of the HRA by a British Bill of Rights, and the Scottish government on record as stating it would not give the legislative consent required to implement the change, Mr Gove is considering by-passing such legal difficulties with a radical solution.

"While Washington agrees there should be a phased implementation of WTP facilities, the manner in which Energy has proposed to amend the consent decree to implement such a phased approach lacks sufficient specificity, accountability and enforceability," read the state's response to the DOE.

Riordan reluctantly agreed to a federal consent decree to implement reforms in the Police Department, but he never embraced the notion with much enthusiasm.

The union insisted that under the collective bargaining agreement, its consent was needed to implement the plan because it affected the terms and conditions of their employment.

Audio-recorded methods of obtaining informed consent were easy to implement and accepted by all participants.

We agree with Hemming et al. [ 37] that the SWD is likely to be preferable for studies where some evidence of effectiveness of the experimental intervention is already available, or in cases where the intervention is a service delivery or policy change that does not need individual informed consent to be implemented and where the outcome is preferably available from routinely collected data.

The high profile of consent requirements in ethics discourse generally [ 53] and the presence of well accepted mechanisms to implement consent requirements (such as written forms) might explain the especially high rankings for "Familiarity with" and "Ease of Understanding" for recommendations that participants be informed about the care or prevention efforts they will receive.

The third option is acceptance, which aims to increase the consent for the agency to implement its operations.

Many experts and activists agree that it's necessary to implement consent education in high schools in order to actually start reducing the number of sexual assaults among young people.

Participating GPs must sign an informed consent form and agree to implement the study protocol.