When no agreement was reached, he convoked another meeting the following year at which the Poles, despite the opposition of the Archbishop of Gniezno and his followers, consented to recognize a daughter designated by Louis as successor to the throne.
Even more, since we cannot know who are the elect, there is no reason for consenting to recognize and obey the authority of the visible church (see De civili dominio, vol. 1, p. 409; De ecclesia, pp. 71 2).
Not awareness about campus sexual assault, or rape, or learning to recognize consent.
Though the Liberals have proclaimed their support for the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples at whose heart lies the right of "free, prior and informed consent"—they've been loath to recognize it in practice on the ground.
This can be remedied if humans enter into a contract with each other to recognize by common consent a civil government with the power to enforce the law of nature among the citizens of that state.
Essentially the agreement enlists consenting US states and the District of Columbia to recognize the presidential candidate who wins the popular vote.
Two, you promise to recognize that any time consent is not given -- or cannot be given -- it's sexual assault and it's a crime.
However, it is important to recognize that if surrogate consent were eliminated, then it would virtually eliminate almost all critical care research because many critically ill patients are incompetent or unable to make a sound decision [ 7].
Most industrial projects still fail to recognize properly indigenous peoples ownership of land and have been carried out on their property without their consent.
"It was important to recognize reality in Atlanta," Michael Chesser, United Water's chairman and chief executive, said of his company's consenting to the breakup.
Eventually, the Senate refused to recognize vice presidents as significant legislative officers, adopting rules that prevented them from addressing the Senate, except by unanimous consent.
