Mr Hague said the process envisaged by the Friends of Syria involved the establishment "by mutual consent" of "a transitional governing body with full executive powers".
At time of PD T-ALL establishment, written informed consent was obtained from the parents of the children.
It's a pretty safe assumption that the Massachusetts Supreme Court, when defining marriage as "the establishment of intimacy," implied consent.
Sent by the Scottish committee of estates to treat with Charles I at Newcastle upon Tyne in 1646, he sought in vain to persuade the King to consent to the establishment of Presbyterianism in England.
In that work, the final moment of Rousseau's conjectural history involves the emergence of endemic conflict among the now-interdependent individuals and the argument that the Hobbesian insecurity of this condition would lead all to consent to the establishment of state authority and law.
As concerned, the items relating to the cognitive status and considering all health care professionals, only the item concerning the establishment of the aptitude to consent to care has not reached the expected threshold of reliability (42%, no calculated kappa) (Additional file 2).
Therefore there is general consent that the establishment of a comprehensive pool of antiviral drugs, including substances that inhibit OPV replication by mechanisms other than the substances already characterized, is a reliable strategy for treating and preventing smallpox and other OPV infections in humans [ 2].
"That sentence, quite simply, spells the end to the notion of Netanyahu consenting to the establishment of a Palestinian state," summed up Times of Israel editor David Horovitz, whom Ha'aretz described as a Netanyahu supporter.
Specifically, authors have expressed concerns with respect to irreversibility of cardiac arrest, cannulation of the potential donor for the purpose of organ preservation without prior consent, possible re-establishment of oxygenated reperfusion of the brain after declaring death, and potential conflict of interests between resuscitation attempts and organ-preserving measures.
But, the establishment of suitable procedures for giving consent to voluntary euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide would seem to be no harder than establishing procedures for competently refusing burdensome or otherwise unwanted medical treatment.
