Sentence examples for degrees of consent from inspiring English sources

The mechanisms for creating and maintaining these standards cover a wide spectrum of human organisations, including various degrees of consent.

The CBC reports that Braun also debated "degrees of consent" with the Crown prosecutor, noting that getting consent for a kiss is different than getting consent to touch someone's behind.

One man explained that if a woman allows you to get close enough to grab her genitals, then there has already been a degree of consent.

The group hopes that debate on its proposals would allow the draft bill to be refined and improved and acquire a degree of consent that would enable a future government to secure its parliamentary passage.

Ms Longhurst's partner, Malcolm Sentance, shouted "rubbish" when the defence counsel, Christopher Sallon QC, told the judge that there could have been a degree of consent to the events leading up to the killing.

(Cohen 1996, 5). 2. The remarkable degree of consent between Mach and Boltzmann has led one commentator (Blackmore 1982) into thinking that Boltzmann abandoned realism altogether.

She wrote to Friedrich Hayek that much as she longed to create a similar economic outcome in Britain, "I am sure you will agree that, in Britain with our democratic institutions and the need for a high degree of consent, some of the measures adopted in Chile are quite unacceptable".

The degree of consent was inversely proportional to the risk.

Medical repatriations are happening with varying frequency, and varying degrees of patient consent, from state to state and hospital to hospital.

Hague said it would be "fanciful" to think that the embassy invasion could have taken place without "without some degree of regime consent".

Yet in some countries, Czechoslovakia for example, Soviet forces were initially welcomed as liberators, and Stalinist regimes took power with a degree of popular consent.