Sentence examples for idea of consent from inspiring English sources
This newfangled idea of consent has befuddled them.
This feeds into the idea of consent as well.
The email also encouraged members to sexually assault women, writing in vulgar terms dismissive of the idea of consent.
But the chart is only one part of the lesson that tackles the challenge of getting third-graders to grasp the often murky and confusing idea of consent.
This should not be treated, as it is now, as a dangerous or radical idea; in a country that thinks of itself as modern, it's time we embraced the idea of consent, in marriage and in all relationships.
With the film Suffragette set to be released next month, here are seven things I think young feminists should prioritise today: I'll never forget the moment a friend told me – referring to the confusion that remains around the idea of consent – that "girls are being raped and they don't even know".
She'd simply hoped he would acknowledge the vast power differential between a president and an intern, and recognize that the idea of consenting adults gets murky when it comes to a boss sleeping with a subordinate whose whole job is to serve him ― especially when the boss is also the leader of the free world.
That Clinton and Lewinsky were both, undoubtedly, consenting adults — which Hastert's alleged victim was not — remains true; that ideas of consent (and adulthood) remain more problematic than those outraged by the persecution of the President for political reasons might like is true, too.
In the following centuries, secular parliaments returned to ideas of consent and representation (though not directly to Nicholas' book) in attempting to restrict the power of monarchs.
The idea of staged consent underlines that informed consent is a process and takes time.
