Sentence examples for mandating consent from inspiring English sources

California is the closest to implementing this: Activists who worked with EROC started floating the idea of mandating consent education for K-12 schools last year, and there is currently draft legislation to make it a reality in high schools.

Mandating consent is coercive -- a hurdle to health care for patients, doctors, hospitals and pharmacists.

The new Act specifically mandates consent from a legal guardian, despite the fact that many children in South Africa do not live with a parent or a legal guardian, but rather with another caretaker or custodian.

The waiver of consent was also supported by the youth advisory committees because they considered that mandating parental consent would significantly limit participation.

But is there a role for the government in mandating affirmative consent?

Activists have begun calling for mandating affirmative consent in sex ed courses, and California is moving on legislation to do just that in high schools.

But affirmative consent need not mandate verbal consent.

Such ads appeared in telephone directories in Pennsylvania, even though state law mandated parental consent for minors and a twenty-four-hour waiting period.

The Bush policy also restricted federally funded research to stem cells that were derived from embryos that were no longer needed for reproductive purposes; and it mandated informed consent from the embryos' donors.

But this issue is already adequately handled by current malpractice law, which mandates informed consent for procedures and treatments.

But last March, the European Parliament amended the legislation to mandate specific consent for the use of any data in medical research.