Sentence examples for growing consent that from inspiring English sources
Athens may be guaranteed a summer free of drama, but with a second more difficult review in the offing there is growing consent that it is poised for a potentially explosive autumn as Greeks begin to feel the full extent of the savage cuts and tax hikes Tsipras's leftist-led coalition has been forced to implement in return for the loans.
His coach Miles Maclagan left in July by consent that was as incentivised as it was mutual and, since then, Murray has grown as a player, adding selective aggression to his formidable defence.
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"While there was initial consent, that consent was withdrawn.
There is growing evidence that opt-in consent processes can result in selection biases that may affect conclusions as to various causal associations.
With or without US-style consent legislation for universities, what will change things is the growing understanding that you should be sure, absolutely sure, the person you're getting it on with really wants to be there.
However, some have taken the "consent" part of that sentence to dizzy new heights: among the most liberal thinkers of these liberal societies, there's a growing consensus that romantic or sexual interaction should be proceeded with explicit verbal consent.
The recommendations that grew out of that commission, known as the Belmont Report, are the basis for the informed-consent rules that now govern research across the country.
"There is growing evidence that it is frequently men or relatives abandoning the child, raising questions about the mother's whereabouts and whether she has consented to giving up her baby," he said.
Each of them exhibits the unique charm of their perspective, allowing it to grow so that it becomes a part of us as we nod in understanding, if not consent, even as their defects of character become startling.
