In a democratic society, a legitimate monarchy needs to demonstrate consent but should realise that it does not need to demand universal assent.
Not everything was clear to me (the bowl), but I was too nervous to speak; I just laughed again and again to demonstrate consent.
Back in 2014, Labour Leader Andrew Little proposed a shakeup of sexual violence laws that would shift the responsibility for demonstrating consent toward the accused, and see rape victims questioned by judges rather than defence lawyers.
Consenting participants demonstrated their consent prior the commencement of the interview.
Failure to adequately demonstrate such consent to the satisfaction of GNM may result in the entrant's disqualification and forfeiture of any prize.
In Sri Lanka, where people traditionally married very young, the average marrying age rapidly rose to 25 after new laws required that all marriages be registered and that both partners demonstrate their consent.
Again, Goldsmith will need to tell us more, On estate regeneration too, he is yet to say exactly what he means by the "community" - just the residents of estates or those living nearby too? - or what criteria he'd want satisfied to demonstrate that "consent' has been secured.
In order to demonstrate informed consent, participants had to demonstrate understanding that if they participate they have a one in two chance of being assigned to treatment expected to be inactive for 4 weeks.
Our analysis of the literature and consent forms demonstrates that most consent forms could be used as the basis for a bridging consent.
State prosecutors and Clinton administration officials had repeatedly emphasized that Microsoft's antitrust violations demonstrated that a consent decree restricting the company's policies would never work to constrain the company from future violations.
Failure of compliance and governance at the News of the World Few would subscribe to the view of Paul McMullan, the former feature writer who told the inquiry that "privacy is for paedos", says Leveson, but he says the paper's "casual attitude to privacy and the lip service it paid to consent demonstrated a far more general loss of direction".
