Sentence examples for enter a consensual from inspiring English sources

Amnesty International condemned the arrests, explaining that "ambiguously worded laws on pornography are being used exploited to deliberately target LGBTI people, denying them their basic right to privacy and the right to enter a consensual relationship".

It's known that Pao entered a consensual relationship with her then-colleague Ajit Nazre who would years later go on to harass Trae Vassallo, another female partner at the firm.

CLARA: Yes? DON: It's a disclaimer that indemnifies me against any charges of workplace impropriety, harassment, or acts of God should we ever enter into a "consensual romantic arrangement".

Let's posit that, somehow, you've managed to convince another person to enter into a consensual relationship with you.

When we see a consensual couple enter a public place designed for private functions, what is our first reaction?

In a recent interview, Suzette Moran, an all-American swimmer at U.C.L.A., said she was never contacted during an investigation of the Olympian-turned-coach Mitch Ivey despite having entered into a consensual romantic relationship with him beginning when she was 16.

If the state cannot force A to sell the shovel to B, it might be thought completely irrational for the state to prohibit A and B from entering into a consensual and mutually advantageous transaction.

She entered into a consensual act and has not at this time made any complaints of her own.

Only if stakeholders are provided with optimised alternatives will they enter a meaningful discourse; as otherwise, uncertainty about the systemic impact of differing actor interests as well as projections of future trends will inevitably lead to planning gridlock and hamper consensual solutions necessary for deep restructuring of the energy system.

Still others enter into consensual sexual relationships with exactly the wrong man – especially when we're not yet mature enough to know that it will end very badly.

Alexander Wamboldt, an affable, bearded Princeton Ph.D. who worked as a SHIFT ethnographer, told me that it was important, in these encounters, to "model good, consensual research behavior" — he announced his name and his purpose, along with a disclaimer about confidentiality, before entering a conversation.