Starting from the bottom, Facebook lets us be pinged by semi-strangers without surrendering email address, symmetrical follow provides direct messaging assent on Twitter, IM and SMS we use to determine permission for realtime voice access.
But Mr. Jonze was busy, and Mr. Kaufman decided — with Mr. Jonze's enthusiastic assent — to direct a film for the first time.
The signals derived from association, of the cumulative nature of @mentions, the dynamics of the conversation, the two-way assent of direct messages.
Under the Parliament Acts 1911 and 1949, the House of Commons may, under certain circumstances, direct that a bill be presented for assent despite lack of passage by the House of Lords.
HIV test results were communicated to the referring provider either directly by the patient or via direct communication from HIV counselor to the referring provider (with patient assent).
Instead the sejm had become preoccupied with the dissident postulate of prosecuting instigators of religious disturbances directed against non-Catholics; advised by Skarga, the King refused his assent to the proposed statute.
When Article 5A is brought into force, the President will also be able to decline to assent to a bill seeking to amend the Constitution that has a direct or indirect effect of circumventing or curtailing his discretionary powers.
Myriad organisations, including Supporters Direct, Football Supporters' Federation and well over 100 supporters' trusts in the UK, would scream their assent to Stein's axiom.
The Hunting Act, ostensibly banning hunting with dogs, received royal assent in 2004, with a majority of MPs ignoring claims 16,000 jobs would go as a direct result, and hundreds of hounds destroyed.
