The logic behind her assent still remains.
Nonetheless, the term, redefined, still enjoys overwhelming assent.
If approved, the project would still need the assent of the United States Army Corps of Engineers.
Yet any bump in price from Mr. Dell would still need the assent of Silver Lake, since that would affect the returns on its investment.
Although the Isle of Man is not part of the United Kingdom, it is a crown dependency, so the reigning monarch must still grant royal assent via the privy council.
We can suppose that Pierre is all the while still disposed to assent to (29); Pierre has not, we can suppose, changed his mind about what he believed about that foreign city he learned about in France under the name 'Londres'.
So Arcesilaus enlarges on his account in the second response: there is space for rationality and responsibility on this view, in the production of the impressions or thoughts motivating us when we act — we can act in accordance with what strikes us as the reasonable thing to do upon reflection, but still refrain from assent, i.e., refrain from forming the belief that this is the right thing to do.
However, in research the institutional review board may still waive the assent requirement under certain circumstances (45 CFR 46.116).
The efficiency measures still need the formal assent of member states and the European Parliament.
(Hartley notes, dryly, "the foundation of assent is still the same. I here describe the fact only").
