(Their participation in the study is confidential, but they had consented to let me watch their sessions).
Late last month, however, Dexter, a maker of materials used in aerospace and other applications, consented to let International Specialty and other third parties view its financial records.
White Calf, a nearly 60-year-old chief, consented to let Curtis photograph his tribe's village and its people, for a fair fee.
I have to go, because I'm appearing with Billy Bragg, who has graciously consented to let me play a song with him in his regular 3pm slot, Bill's Big Roundup, on the Left Field stage.
"Do you want some?" No. "So if we came down there with some instruments and played some music, would you like that?" No. "For free?" Eventually, the staff had consented to let Oldham and his band play, or, at any rate, consented not to stop them from playing.
Though I know that providing an escape-hatch goes against the accepted psychology of sleep-away camp, truthfully, I only consented to let her go under duress.
But Peter and his wife achieved some kind of listening skills acme two weeks ago when they consented to let Jon and me accompany them on three days of house-hunting in Minneapolis, where (sigh, it's so, so far from the San Francisco Bay Area where Jon and I live) they are closing in on buying a house.
At a hearing on Thursday, prosecutors said they would consent to letting Mr. Turner remain under house arrest after posting bail if he surrendered all his broadcasting equipment and Internet access.
Or, in the case of the Bronx and Queens, working-class neighborhoods can consent to letting officials plop a parking lot or a soccer stadium in the middle of their heavily used parks.
That's definitely going to be appealing and probably going to pique her interest and be something that she wants to see – and for parents that don't know what the book is about or what the movie is about, they may easily consent to letting their teenage daughter see this film".
