Sentence examples for going for consent from inspiring English sources

They recognised the increased cost and time that the process took and how a low response rate might bias the findings: "Well I'd sympathise with the researcher and I think if you're setting yourself up to do research which is going to be skewed by the nature of consent then let's try and avoid the issue of going for consent.

Zac Goldsmith, the independent-minded Conservative MP and environmentalist, has said he will run for London mayor next year if his Richmond constituents consent to him going for the job.

Informed consent will be taken by the principal investigator from each patient (or the parent in case of age <13 years) before <span class="lh">going for cardiac surgery.

The move was broadly welcomed by consumer groups, but Defaqto claimed today that those customers paying charges for going overdrawn without consent were effectively subsidising a free banking service for those who stay within their agreed limits.

But in finding out it was a hoax, plenty of bloggers bemoaned the fact that Playboy didn't actually go full-out for consent.

"If the patient isn't crying by the time you're done going over the consent for surgery, then you haven't done your job," she writes.

"There is no way that those two Frenchmen are going to give consent for this to occur".

In this spiritually advanced past, "slave rape" was unthinkable as a concept, because the slave's right of consent was unthinkable (the same goes for marital rape).

She states in an article for CounterPunch that torture cannot be consented to and therefore the same should go for consensual BDSM.

Every patient must give oral consent, and all are shown a video about where their blood goes for testing.

As descibed earlier, the difficulties of obtaining consent for future, unforeseen uses and the resources needed to go back for re-consent, if the original consent is inadequate, are a significant stumbling block to streamlined lawful and ethical data sharing.