Sentence examples similar to gains consent from inspiring English sources

The action followed what are described as intense negotiations with ISAF, UK Task Force Helmand, and GoA [government of Afghanistan] officials to gain consent for eradicating local opium poppies.

If planning issues remain, it could take a further 18 months to gain consent, ensuring the tower would not be finished until 2018.

The inquest was told that the radio station claimed it had rung the hospital to attempt to gain consent before the hoax call was broadcast.

Backstory: On May 25, the EU enforces its General Data Protection Regulation rules that will often require firms to gain consent if they plan to use an EU resident's personal information.

I think the verb assimilated is actually more apropos, especially because of the opt-in-by-default strategy of gained consent that earned them fines around the world.

It said that if there are fewer potential donors then gaining consent or authorisation from everyone is even more important, but the consent/authorisation rate remains "stubbornly" below 60%.

The prank call sparked international outrage against the station, which failed to gain consent for the nurses voices to be used before putting the prank call on air.

But they need to devise a way to listen to local people and still gain consent for projects of genuine national importance.

"The War Powers Resolution of 1973 gave President Obama 60 days to gain consent from Congress and required him to end 'hostilities' within 30 days if he failed to do so.

The prank call sparked international outrage against the radio station, which had not gained consent from the nurses involved for their voices to be broadcast before putting the prank call to air.

The Royal College of Surgeons (RCS) has warned its 20,000 members that unless changes are made to the processes currently used to gain consent ahead of surgery, they could face a dramatic increase in the number of expensive litigation cases and compensation payouts.