Sentence examples for life consent from inspiring English sources
Does it even matter that it's wrong?" In "real life," consent education doesn't address the epidemic of sexual harassment and assault occurring in K-12 schools--the "training ground" for college assaults.
A publication will be expected to justify intrusions into any individual's private life without consent.' The use of long-lens photography to take pictures without the subject's consent is described as 'unacceptable', but this does not apply to the Sun's photograph.
ii) Editors will be expected to justify intrusions into any individual's private life without consent.
Editors are also expected to justify intrusions into any individual's private life without consent.
The privacy guidelines do not relate just to children but are designed to protect against the broadcast of a person's private life without consent –unless it is in the public interest to do so.
Rather, they are led by a scrupulous attention to the emotional truth of characters who possess too much independent, wayward life to consent to being pulled towards a predestined ideological conclusion.
Particularly in those suspected of harboring incipient dementia, discussion of writing a will and instructions about participation in research on demented individuals, prolongation of life and consent to autopsy are some obvious steps that should preferably be done prior to the development of frank dementia.
Post-mortem brain tissue subjects are approached in life for written consent for brain banking, and all tissue donations are consented, collected and stored following legal and ethical guidelines (NHS reference number 08/MRE09/38).
Then a doctor allegedly ended his life — without his consent.
The aspirations of the mayor and his planners on paper, however, cannot come to life without the consent of the city's bureaucracy.
When a dying patient's desire to live is so intense that he is willing to go for a long shot at prolonging his life, his informed consent is based on his strongest desire.
