Sentence examples for from a consensual from inspiring English sources
These guidelines cover aspects ranging from a consensual definition of bronchiectasis to an evaluation of the natural course and prognosis of the disease.
But lawyers for Mr. Strauss-Kahn have suggested that the housekeeper was simply trying to profit from a consensual sexual encounter, and early on raised questions about her credibility.
"We are moving from a consensual to a more confrontational period in global economic governance," said Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff, senior director of policy programs at the German Marshall Fund of the United States, which promotes trans-Atlantic cooperation.
At the time, the team said it had investigated the allegation and found that it stemmed from a consensual affair between Phillips and a former employee at their complex in Port St . Lucie Fla., and that there was no basis for the harassment charge.
Institutions, such as the police or banks, benefit from a consensual definition as well.
First ED visits were categorized nonurgent or urgent by the emergency physicians at the end of the stay from a consensual definition.
The law receives its legitimacy from being a consensual form rooted in modern rationality and transcending the will of the individual.
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.
This reality of state creation from below versus state creation from above -- as opposed to a consensual process from both above and below -- has soured many on the international community's fallback option.
The minutes note only that the Lord Patten, the BBC Trust chairman, had "spoken to members of the trust's remuneration and appointments committee earlier in the day and agreed the terms of George Entwistle's departure from the BBC, as a consensual termination".
Von Braun's philosophy of engineering differed from Shea's, taking a consensual rather than top-down approach.
