If they were to believe a letter which had come from the Dubuque monastery, his community itself had actually consented willingly to his departure.
To avoid that prospect, and with the prosecutor's consent, he willingly pleads guilty to non-capital murder while all the while claiming his innocence.
This process might also facilitate the giving of informed consent more willingly, and with greater trust.
That Christian's predilection for bondage in the bedroom is attributed to the trauma and abuse he suffered as a small child is both reductive and worrying: it suggests that BDSM is an aberration, rather than just one of many possible sexual practises that consenting couples willingly engage in.
Why, in what seems like an age of great social freedom, would anyone willingly consent to a life of constricting monogamy?
All of the participants of the study signed a written informed consent and agreed willingly and voluntarily to participate in the study.
Every person participating must willingly consent to their involvement in what might burn their mouth out.
In order to become someone else, one has to cease being oneself, and no one willingly consents to that surrender.
His enemies, therefore, alarmed by this report, lost no time in risking an attempt against him; and openly bringing back Leonidas from Tegea, re-established him in the kingdom, to which even the people, highly incensed for having been defrauded in the promised division of lands, willingly consented.
Speaking outside court in Manhattan, lawyer William Taylor said Mr Strauss-Kahn had "willingly consented to a scientific and forensic examination", adding that he was "tired but fine".
