Sentence examples for deemed consent from inspiring English sources
"deemed consent" is correct and can be used in written English
Deemed consent typically refers to when a person's inaction or silence has been interpreted as acceptance of a request or action. For example, "With no response after seven days, the application was considered accepted under deemed consent."
"Next year there will be a full evaluation of what the impact of deemed consent has been".
"We have been working closely with the Welsh government on the introduction of deemed consent and are working with them to make it a success.
Under the deemed consent system, people aged 18 and over who have lived in Wales for more than 12 months and die in the country are regarded as having consented to organ donation unless they have opted out.
Who else will the deemed consent principle not apply to?
"Without that clarity and consistency there is a real risk that there will not be public confidence in a deemed consent system.
Under the new system, there will be two forms of consent in law - deemed consent, by those people who have not registered to opt-out of donating an organ, and express consent, by those who have registered to say they wish to be a donor.
It also outlaws "exhibiting unnatural sexual practices", and deems consent invalid as a defence.
You will be deemed to consent to these guidelines, and these terms and conditions, if you choose to post any content or comments to the Guardian Site.
Return after completion was deemed informed consent.
All participants who completed and returned the questionnaire were deemed to consent to the study.
The review board of Aichi Cancer Center approved this study and deemed informed consent unnecessary due to its retrospective nature.
