Sentence examples for much consent from inspiring English sources

"It didn't go any further than that because we weren't his type and there was perhaps a little bit too much consent – which sounds bleak..

But how much consent can a person who doesn't even know who's running for the election give?

Withholding or tailoring the provision of information in order to meet a broader social agenda, conflicts directly with the ethical principles that underlie much consent jurisprudence.

This limits how much informed consent procedures can reflect the preferences of family members, who may not be present when the consent form is signed, as there is currently no requirement to consult other family members.

But this is often a partnership of dissent as much as consent, as individual capitals lay out the caveats and rules by which their troops operate.

Most vice chancellors have no mandate for their actions other than the (often pretty much automatic) consent of their governing bodies, which are more and more populated by unelected business people and managers rather than academics.

"They will definitely need to have much better consent mechanisms than they do today.

What will test companies operating across Europe perhaps the most is just how much "prior consent" will be required by regulators before a consumer is judged to have accepted cookies.

Most physicians were inclined to retire from the consultation room following a refusal, hoping to prevent traumatic memories by not insisting too much on consent.

"The opportunity will only arise if the industry is enabled to meet Welsh Government aspirations for onshore wind, which in turn requires a much higher consenting rate".

Secondly the provider-initiated opt-out strategy was perceived to impede the much-valued consent process inherent in pre-test counselling.