"This will provide certainty that the consumer has clearly chosen and consented to change companies," a spokesman said.
During its battles in Europe, Microsoft was able to continue consolidating its command over some aspects of desktop and server software before it finally consented to change some of its business practices.
Indeed, Lender Processing was among the 12 financial institutions that consented to change their mortgage processing and foreclosure practices last week after receiving cease and desist orders from federal banking regulators.
An issuer of junk bonds paid you a few dollars per bond to consent to changes in the bond's terms.
Mr. Gilbert, a Toronto-based freelance writer, medical illustrator, part-time tattoo artist and researcher for Tattoos.Com., said tattooing had survived because of another underlying motive: "a primitive and inexplicable fascination with the process of puncturing the skin, letting blood, and consenting to change the body for life".
So far, Washington has neither endorsed economic reform forcefully nor used its considerable leverage (in the form of massive military aid) to nudge the military to consent to change.
If I wasn't such a cynical old shrew, I'd like to think that she had consented to that change, in order that her sexual preference was catered for and she was able to fully emote when performing.
More reluctantly, they consented to a change in venue.
The Scottish parliament does not hold the legal power to block [the UK exiting the EU]." He added that the Holyrood parliament was not powerless – for example, it could refuse to give its consent to changes to the devolution settlement required by Brexit – but that its power simply does not extend to having a veto.
Respondents who consented to follow-up and changed their registered practice during the study period were traced using the National Health Service's Strategic Tracing Service.
Hizbullah needs to be given a way to consent to these changes without losing face.
