A written decision by John Keenan, a United States District Court judge in Manhattan, on May 12 , 1986 also ruled that Union Carbide "shall consent to submit to the jurisdiction of the courts of India".
An individual application could only be submitted to the Commission, not to the Court, and only if the state in question had expressly consented to submit to this international procedure.
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All enrolled patients gave written informed consent to submit their anonymized data for joint analysis.
Our success at contacting living study subjects and obtaining consent to submit data to dbGaP is shown in Table 1.
She consented to submit to an ECG and said that she would cancel the meeting and not take the plane.
We explained to the residents that, by responding through the PRS, they have granted their verbal consent to submit their data for group analysis and reporting.
Women, those aged more than 50 years at the time of the original study, whites, and cases were significantly more likely to be contacted but these variables were not associated with consent to submit data to dbGaP (Table 1).
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