"request for consent" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used when asking for permission or agreement from someone. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "I am writing to request your consent for the use of your image in our company's marketing materials."
This includes the requirement that processors separate a request for consent from any other permissions involved in a particular transaction.
"A request for consent carries with it by implication ministerial advice that consent should be granted," Lansley said in written evidence.
Andrew Lansley, leader of the Commons, said a request for consent was effectively a demand by ministers for agreement from the monarch or her heir.
A spokesperson for the Crown Prosecution Service said: "A request for consent to a private prosecution of Babar Ahmad and Talha Ahsan for offences under the Terrorism Act was received by the Crown Prosecution Service on 7 September.
In addition, the providers of 19 lines did not respond to the request for consent information, Wilkerson and her co-authors report in a letter today in Cell Stem Cell.
Consent Information: The request for consent from EU residents must include be clear about the nature and extent to which the individual is consenting in an easy to understand and easily accessible form.
Bills in parliament that would affect the sovereign's private interests (or the royal prerogative) require the Queen's consent; by extension, therefore, bills that would affect the duchy also require consent, and since the Prince of Wales administers the duchy he also performs the function of considering and granting relevant requests for consent.
Requests for consent to revoke an election under section 451 d) shall be made by means of a letter to the district director for the district in which the taxpayer is required to file his return, setting forth the taxpayer's name, address, and identification number, the year for which it is desired to revoke the election, and the reasons therefor.
Consent will be granted in accordance with the published principles and guidelines that it adopts from time to time when considering requests for consent.
Laws requiring user consent for the use of cookies are not always successful, as the user may simply click away any requests for consent, merely finding them annoying.
b) The BBC will publish a release policy setting out the general approach it will take to requests for consent to exploit the clips and extracts of the programme commercially on television and online services in the UK during the BBC's licence period.
