Sentence examples for good assent from inspiring English sources

This suggests the need for the development of models of good assent and consent practice applicable in the context of the challenges presented by low-income settings.

Inevitably, along with the other challenges presented by research with children in such contexts, the problems of what constitutes good assent and consent practice are magnified in low-income settings and researchers and ethics committees struggle to implement the requirements of international guidelines.

While the constitution of Luxembourg formerly required the grand duke or duchess' sanction on a new law for it to take effect, this right was removed in 2008, after the Grand Duke, Henri, informed his prime minister that he could not in good conscience assent to a bill to permit euthanasia in the country.

Right, everybody?" Assent all around.

Despite this consensus, the guidelines do not give a clear definition of assent, nor do they provide any good reasons why assent is valuable.

Perhaps if I keep refusing to assent to my present impression that wealth is good, wealth will eventually cease to appear to me as good.

(Everyone who didn't know her work, and was puzzled, read it, and then they assented, too). She is that kind of good.

"That's a good line," Linda said, as the other women murmured their assent.

Taken aback, Lipman assented reluctantly, figuring her rock was gone for good.

"He has refused his assent to laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good".

Religious assent may be withheld, in popular language, by anyone who in good conscience thinks he knows better.