Sentence examples for stressed consent from inspiring English sources

A core group of Club Risqué veterans took it upon themselves to continue the scene, and they founded the Impropriety Society, drafting a mission statement and formulating a sex-positive ethos that stressed consent, self-awareness, responsibility, and inclusivity for all sexual orientations, gender identities, and all forms of personal expression.

The 2000 IPC Statement stressed that consent is needed from a donor where a patent application is filed for an invention based on biological material of human origin [ 4].

The enmity between them continued until 26 December 1674; after all attempts at conciliation failed, a stressed Cosimo consented to his wife's departure for the Convent of Montmartre, France.

These respondents felt that participants are entitled to whatever was specified in the consent form, and stressed that true consent from participants was more important than the precise benefits offered.

From this natural state of freedom and independence, Locke stresses individual consent as the mechanism by which political societies are created and individuals join those societies.

When a person is sick and nauseated, distressed and the family are stressed, getting informed consent is next to impossible whether you' re white or Aboriginal (Urban, non-Aboriginal).

It should be stressed that informed consent should be obtained by the surgeon who is going to operate and it is a continuous process that starts as soon as the doctor meets the patient and should continue after the operation to facilitate the patient's understanding of the procedure, benefits, anticipated risks of the operation and the post operative follow up period.

Emphasize consent.

The consent form stressed confidentiality and respondents' names were never recorded.

Study participants gave informed consent which stressed that their participation was voluntary and they had the right to withdraw from the study if they wished to do so.

He spent a good deal of time stressing that affirmative consent i.e. verbally saying "yes" is the standard for consent.