Because the sole informed consent form, accompanied by technical information, was often unclear to patients [ 16, 17], even in a simplified version [ 1], we implemented a multisource information procedure.
Can I sell my shares, leaving her as the sole owner, without her consent?
Credit Suisse also acted as financial advisor and sole global coordinator and consent solicitation agent for the debt financing.
UK and EU competition law trumps whatever is in the regulations: even if a commissioner decides (conceivably with Monitor's consent) that the sole provider test has been met to ensure "patient interes"' an aggrieved provider can still take, or threaten to take, judicial action.
Left unchallenged, this brazen assertion of judicial overreach threatens not only our campaign finance system but the basic principle that government's sole legitimacy rests upon the consent of the governed.
While future law will require consent from a sole parent or guardian, some ethical guidelines require consent from both parents (if reasonably available) depending on research risks in relation to direct benefit for the child participant [ 18, 20].
Proteus, for instance, asserts that data is only passed on to healthcare providers with the patient's explicit consent and with the sole purpose of "informing personalised treatment decisions".
Particularly, informed consent should not be the sole method to avoid coercion and manipulation in research focusing in care delivery and community actions, and alternatives to individual informed consent should be searched for.
After completion of the pilot testing, prospective subjects who expressed an interest in study participation were scheduled for an in-person visit with a research assistant whose sole function was to recruit, schedule and consent subjects.
If the consenting parent who was a sole guardian dies, he/she is expected to have had a will with provision for a guardian.
