Sentence examples for restore consent from inspiring English sources
The New Columbia Admission Act is Constitutional, and would restore consent of the governed to hundreds of thousands of tax-paying American citizens who have been deprived of their basic voting rights for more than 200 years.
Parental control over children's marriages was partially restored; consent was required for sons under 25 and daughters under 21.
In response to the concerns, the Chief Inspector of Constabulary, Denis O'Connor, published a 150-page report in November 2009 that aimed to restore Britain's consent-based model of policing.
The owner plans to apply for listed building consent to restore the chimney breast and then sell the artwork, which has twice been vandalised.
Thus, they constitute a very reservoir of circulating cells, which could home to sites of injury, restore endothelium integrity, and consent a normal function.
Senator Reid's legacy will include his efforts to restore the Senate's constitutional role as the provider of advice and consent on nominees.
Until last Thursday, the Justice Department and most of the 18 states involved in the latest round of litigation had concluded that a consent decree limiting Microsoft's conduct would never be enough to restore competition to the software market.
Neither mere conduct remedies like the earlier consent decree, nor this Court's Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, will prevent unlawful conduct by Microsoft in the future or restore competition injured by it in the past.
Legal appeals to remove guardianship and restore legal capacity can lead to "Kafka-like" situations, Mr. Lewis said, because in many countries in Eastern Europe the procedures require the consent of the guardian.
