Sentence examples for draconian consent from inspiring English sources
The Bush administration's decision to scrap the draconian consent requirement from the patient privacy rules should be bemoaned by no one, least of all consumer advocates.
In May 2012, Judge Kamini Lau said that in the absence of what she called a "close-in-age reprieve," the increase in the age of consent "would become regressive and draconian as it tends to criminalize adolescent sex.
He sent out a flurry of tweets on Friday afternoon criticizing Benioff for threatening to pull out of his state while continuing to do business in India and Singapore, where LGBT people face draconian laws that even outlaw sex between consenting adults.
Yet, in light of the draconian information blackout foolishly imposed by the affected institutions, informed consent was almost surely not obtained.
He'd seemed tough but not Draconian, and uninterested in punishing things that go on between consenting adults.
I don't support the draconian measure of installing an emergency financial manager (EFM); however I believe the consent agreement offers the greatest opportunity to partner with the State of Michigan to achieve our fiscal goal.
Draconian, one played called it.
But it is potentially draconian.
