Sentence examples for consented to release from inspiring English sources
His incarceration sparked an international outcry, however, and the government consented to release him.
The government, however, consented to release the testimony of only 35 of the 45 witnesses; those who are dead or have consented to the release.
Now, however, the 50-year-old record may grow even more complex: on Monday, the federal government, in an unusual move, consented to release most of the secret grand jury testimony taken in the case.
A few hours after the men were released, the spokesman, Zabiullah Mujahid, said that "France had finally been encouraged to accept our conditions," and "consented to release a number of mujahidin commandants in exchange for the journalists' freedom".
Model stopped the Red Army's advance just short of Warsaw, after Hitler finally consented to release four experienced and fresh panzer divisions to him (3rd SS Panzer, 5th SS Panzer, Hermann Göring and Grossdeutschland).
Anonymized student feedback from 2008 to 2012 was examined using online questionnaires, and performance in the MSc programme was compared to MRCS examination outcomes for students who had consented to release of their results.
His last two applications were denied by the parole board, which typically asks convicts to express remorse before consenting to release.
Participants were asked to consent to release administrative (Medicare) data on their health service use for a 2-year period surrounding their interview date.
Of these, three participants were excluded: one due to being deemed not to have capacity to provide informed consent; one due to refusing to consent to release any collateral information for the research project (neither psychiatric case file nor police record); and one due to not meeting DSM-IV-TR (APA, 2000) criteria for a schizophrenia-spectrum disorder on review.
"We would gladly consent to releasing them".
The rules were changed a year ago to eliminate the requirement of consent to release health information for the purposes of treatment, payment and health care operations.
