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In the document Information and Consent for Anesthesia, issued by the Association of Anesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland, the term "informed consent" is replaced with "express consent" [ 25].
Where specific data was considered to be of value for a broad audience and was clearly identifiable the content was shared only with the express consent of the relevant participants.
Conventional medical ethics says no, as test results are privileged information to be shared only with the expressed consent of the patient or the patient's parents.
One, advanced by Harry Beran ( 1987), accepts the claim that only express consent can generate a political obligation, but calls for political societies to establish formal procedures for evoking such consent.
And, just as some forcibly repatriate patients, others do so only with consent — although consent is a murky concept when patients are told they have no alternative.
451, 452, the court, speaking by Mr. Justice Curtis, said: 'A corporation created by Indiana can transact business in Ohio only with the consent, express or implied, of the latter state (Bank of Augusta v. Earle, 13 Pet. 519, 40 L. ed. 274).
Because the program can only be activated with the students' express consent, "at the point they have given that consent, from our perspective, there's no privacy violation at all," he said.
When we published it posthumously under Sylvia's real name, we did so with the express consent of Ted and Olwyn Hughes".
A Zegen was the middleman who bought and sold girls (often with the express consent of the parents) to the sex trade and entertainment industry.
Most people don't want Facebook meddling with their privacy settings without express consent.
