Sentence examples for consent to meet from inspiring English sources
Maybe every town is a shell waiting to be furnished; every fiction a fake until we consent to meet it halfway.
She spoke not into the center of the dwindling crowd of protesters but outside the circle, into the faces of those pedestrians who would consent to meet her gaze.
During the Jackson Administration, when General Armistead Thomson Mason challenged Colonel John Mason McCarty, McCarty, it's said, "would only consent to meet him on such terms as would result in the certain destruction of one, or both".
Chicago is severing business ties with Wells Fargo & Co. for a year after the bank paid penalties to settle claims that employees opened accounts without customers' consent to meet sales goals.
A follow-up contact established their verbal consent to meet at a location of their choice.
All patients provided written informed consent for the clinical trial and follow up data collection period, as well as a separate consent to meet requirements for Medicare Australia for Medicare Benefits Schedule and Pharmaceutical Benefit Scheme claims data.
Do you think your statement that Monica Lewinsky consented to meet with several agents doesn't distort the picture of what really happened that day?
If you look at the first line of your press statement, it states, "Monica Lewinsky consented to meet with several F.B.I. agents". Do you see your statement that says that? MR.
Despite being a frequent lecturer in the US, the archbishop had pointedly never consented to meet the American Episcopal church's liberal bishops, who endorsed the election of their own gay bishop, Gene Robinson, and were regarded as pariahs by Anglican conservatives.
She does not become the bride of the underworld, however; her bridal is to be in the upper world when she consents to meet Freyr at Barri".
One recent example: while she consented to meet with fellow animal activists Paul McCartney and his late wife Linda Eastman, she stood up Oprah Winfrey, an enormous fan, and bowed out at the last minute from a luncheon date with the talk-show host when Oprah was visiting Carmel.
