Sentence examples for now consent from inspiring English sources

The amended Children's Act No 38 of 2005 has attempted to resolve some of these [ 35]: children judged to have sufficient maturity and mental capacity can now consent to, amongst others, medical therapeutic procedures; human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) testing; and contraceptive use from the age of 12 years [ 35].

The Parliament must now consent to the EU's international agreements.

The news that Florence has now consented to undergo behavioural training underlines the extent to which her character has been gravely, nay unforgiveably, traduced.

As far as she knew, on this occasion Murt had entered the hospital voluntarily and the hospital had now consented to his discharge; Eileen took this to mean that he was over the worst of it, had managed to once again step back from the ledge of himself.

The owner now consents to the thief's appropriation so he can be caught in the act, and therefore prevents the crime actually occurring.

Even though it now has consent for the second Lincolnshire farm, Centrica admits it is currently calculating whether it can proceed in such difficult economic conditions.

The criminal court dismissed the allegations of sexual assault, but after having no contact with his mother during those 592 days, her son will now only consent to supervised visits in a contact centre with his mother every six weeks.

ICE officers inspecting homes without a warrant must now request consent to enter a private residence in a language understood by the resident and may not surround homes without permission.

In Texas, just for a rough overview, recent laws have passed requiring parental notification and now parental consent; requiring abortions to be performed in ambulatory surgical centers with hospital-grade operating rooms; requiring women who seek abortions to submit to ultrasounds and then wait 24 hours for the procedure.

Patients for whom the treating clinicians did now allow consent to patient approach from the VCR were not contacted.

In the post-natal wards after the Aboriginal research assistant explained the study to the mother the chief investigator made sure the mother understood about the study and recorded maternal verbal permission to enrol the baby in the cohort (now verbal consent is no longer acceptable to ethics committees).