Sentence examples for secure their consent from inspiring English sources

Blunkett said it was necessary to tell the public about the methods of the security services to reassure them and to secure their consent: "That is the essence of a free democracy," he said.

> The individuals selected were approached by the national research teams to explain the aims and context of the project, negotiate any associated matters such as provisions for anonymity, and to secure their consent.

Afterward Mr. Zobel secured their consent, and he effusively thanks them all in the end credits.

Using their acquaintance with Rock Scully, manager of the Grateful Dead, and Sam Andrew, founding member and guitarist of the Big Brother and the Holding Company – who were among the most prominent rock bands in California at the time  – Shyamasundar and Gurudas secured their consent to perform for charity at the concert, charging only the "musicians' union minimum" of $250.

Prior to data collection, the Heads of all Departments were informed about the purpose of the study and the data collection procedures, securing their consent.

Shiffrin claims that we have serious qualms about harming someone without their consent to secure a pure benefit for them, even when we can be sure that they would regard the pure benefit as far outweighing the harm (see also Steinbock and McClamrock 1994).

The Mayo Foundation of Rochester, Minn., said the consent requirement was an "affront to patients" and "bad medical practice," because it would force doctors to secure written consent from patients before even inquiring about their problems.

In response to who to secure consent, majority thought that informed consent should be obtained by the surgeon performing the procedure though a number of others believed that a nurse or any other qualified health worker on the ward where the patient is admitted should obtain informed consent.

Sir Humphrey says: "Democracy should not be about executing the will of the people but the process whereby we secure the consent of the people to the policies of those qualified to decide on their behalf".

But the jihadists are a gruesome manifestation of a wider problem that Mr Obama seems unwilling to tackle: how to fashion a future for Iraq and Syria that is attractive enough to secure consent from majorities of their citizens, Sunnis, Shias, Kurds and everyone else.

According to the enforcement division, the firm transferred these securities without proper consent and gave two clients false information in order to secure "retroactive consent," according to a copy of the decision reviewed by DealBook.