Sentence examples for negotiated consent from inspiring English sources

Washington put emphasis on the "mutually defined" phrase, suggesting Iran would require negotiated consent.

Campus intimacy is more a matter of negotiated consent protocols than wild abandon.

And as Bonnie claims [ 62], sometimes it seems more appropriate to reframe leveraged community treatment based upon the patients' negotiated consent as a "contract" rather than as "coercion".

When Sessions took office, two U.S. cities were in the process of negotiating consent decrees with the Justice Department — Baltimore and Chicago.

And yet when surveyed, the same high proportion of boys and girls admit to being uninformed about crucial issues such as negotiating consent and happy relationships.

College students are negotiating consent, Laker and Boas are finding in their Consent Stories project, but it's the LGBTQ and kink communities that seem to have a more overt model of what it means to obtain that consent and speak about what they're comfortable doing with their partners.

Retrospective consent (with full information provided at the outset) could offer a solution, allowing participants the time to negotiate consent, and evaluate the interview in retrospect.

Research staff then contacted women to arrange for a safe time and place to provide women with more explicit information, negotiate consent, administer a baseline survey and give all women a list of local and statewide resources for mothers, including information about family violence services.

Though RN outlined the aims of the study to families and HCPs as part of negotiating consent, focused ethnographic research requires 'improvisational strategies that are sensitive to multiple and shifting sources and types of available data, as the researcher's understanding of relevant phenomena and relationships unfold over time' [6:22].

"They want no rules," said Jethro Eisenstein, one of the lawyers who negotiated the consent decree, known as the Handschu agreement, and who opposed the city's motion.

Under the 1994 law, the Justice Department has negotiated such consent decrees in Pittsburgh and in the cities of Steubenville and Columbus in Ohio, where the police departments operate under a federal monitor.