A local man accused UKIP of exploiting his nan, who suffers from dementia, by putting a placard in her garden without her consent: he promptly dismantled it.
This could explain the higher participation rates observed in several studies among individuals of higher socioeconomic status [ 22], and might partially explain why older, more-educated people, and those employed in the health care field consented more promptly in our study.
However, whenever a patient was included without written informed consent, such consent was promptly solicited from a legally authorized representative and subsequently from the patient.
However, whenever a patient was included without written informed consent, such consent was promptly searched from a legally authorized representative and subsequently from the patient himself.
Caballes promptly provided the requested documents but refused to consent to a search of his vehicle.
The company, in a release, promised that "a third director to be selected by the Company and consented to by JANA will be added promptly".
The company, in a release, promised that "a third director to be selected by the Company and consented to by JANA will be added promptly". That should assuage the outside community at least some.
If your RP does talk to your doctor without your prior consent or when you're not present, your RP must promptly tell you the reason for the communication and what was said.
The written acknowledgment must contain the derivatives clearing organization's authorization to the depository to reply promptly and directly as required by this paragraph without further notice to or consent from the derivatives clearing organization.
The written acknowledgment must contain the futures commission merchant's authorization to the depository to reply promptly and directly as required by this paragraph without further notice to or consent from the futures commission merchant.
But the panel appeared less than convinced, saying the United States should "promptly, thoroughly and impartially investigate any responsibility of senior military and civilian officials authorizing, acquiescing or consenting, in any way, to acts of torture committed by their subordinates".
