Sentence examples for major consent from inspiring English sources

The first major consent decree, as the deals are known, was reached in 1997 in Pittsburgh, following a federal complaint prompted after an African American man died while being taken into custody by four police officers following a low-speed car chase, and after a white police officer shot dead two black men in a car that had dragged him.

So either the consent issue is surmountable, in which case there is no (major) consent problem for either side in the debate, or it is insurmountable, in which case it is a problem for both Public Health Pluralism and Pure Choice, but arguably more so for the latter.

Yes, we're still waiting on the outcomes of major consent-related complaints against tech giants.

So in 1993, when the first major retransmission consent contracts were being negotiated, Capital Cities/ABC told cable operators that if they wanted to carry the ABC stations that were owned by the network, they would also have to carry a fledgling cable network known as ESPN 2. It worked.

Six men and six women with chronic, treatment-resistant, moderate to severe major depression consented to take two different doses of psilocybin (10 mg and 25 mg), separated by one week.

Seventeen of the top twenty pharmacies and five of six major hospitals consented for the study.

A major aspect of consent education is as simple as "keep your hands to yourself," she said.

The major causes for consent withdrawal in the SOX arm were non-haematological toxicities such as fatigue and vomiting.

The audience has not increased as planned, mostly due to the majority of major record labels giving no consent to record their artists.

We also observed that the major reason for consenting to EIMC was for health (54.7%), followed by doctor's advice (31.8%), suggesting that the medical benefits are the primary motivation for EIMC in China.

For most respondents, the possibility of learning more about a disease, and thus being better able to prevent it, would be a major motivation for consenting to a post-mortem needle biopsy.