His Local Audit and Accountability Bill, now awaiting royal assent, guarantees the right of journalists and bloggers to tweet from council meetings.
Assent to a cognitive impression will guarantee that what you assent to is true.
See, e.g., Zachary M. Harrison, Note, Just Click Here: Article 2B' s Failure to Guarantee Adequate Manifestation of Assent in Click-Wrap Contracts, 8 Fordham Intell.
But his assent does not guarantee that the penalty will be imposed: during the nineteen-nineties, when the state waged a brutal campaign against Islamist militants, some were held for years in prison, with death sentences hanging over their heads, as a kind of leverage.
The question remains, how much do children and parents understand of the information provided about clinical trials in child and adolescent psychiatry and what is the best way to guarantee that the children's assent is meaningful?
Insofar as the meditator assents, in the case of these judgments, he does so not because of an understanding of clear and distinct perceptions as being guaranteed true, but because the mind cannot but assent to them while attending clearly and distinctly.
The company obtained Royal assent to start construction, with an underwritten guarantee from Hesketh-Fleetwood.
Belief, a mental attitude of acceptance or assent toward a proposition without the full intellectual knowledge required to guarantee its truth.
The contractualist objection to utilitarianism is that it does not guarantee principles that benefit each individually, and that command each person's free assent.
Dyke's succession is not guaranteed, it has to be passed this summer by the FA Council and its assent cannot be relied upon.
The linchpin of Della Rocca's charge of circularity is his contention that "Descartes's reason for saying that we should assent only to clear and distinct ideas is that such ideas are guaranteed to be true and ideas that are not clear and distinct are not guaranteed to be true" (2011, 97).
