Sentence examples for sufficient consent from inspiring English sources

While the concessions are a major source of investment and the country's largest private employer, local communities have alleged that concessionaires commit serious human rights violations in their work, including "land grabs" lacking sufficient consent of or compensation to indigenous communities.

It also argues Grindr is not gaining sufficient consent from users to their personal data being processed because the app asks for consent to the terms of service as a whole — i.e. "without individual elements being emphasized or singled out".

In some countries, such as Denmark, France and Belgium, this option is considered a sufficient consent modality for the use of residual tissue for research [ 40].

In HUNT1, attending and submitting oneself to the physical examination and answering the questionnaires was considered to be sufficient consent for participation [ 41].

Those rules — which are distinct from the net neutrality rules — sought to prevent companies such as AT&T and Verizon from using customer data for advertising purposes without sufficient consumer consent.

We got the sufficient informed consent about both the benefit and the risks of RFA during pregnancy from the patient and her family and then, we decided to perform RFA for the local control until her delivery.

Privacy advocates allege that the new document still violates the agreement by letting Facebook use personal information in ads without sufficient explicit consent from members.

This process involves members of the IRBs/RECs determining whether the research protocol will gather sufficient informed consent from study participants to ensure that these individuals are able to make informed decisions regarding potential risks and benefits of voluntary participation [ 9].

Of course, it should be emphasized that possible disease control after discontinuation of biological anti-rheumatic drugs is still shown only in preliminary trials, and it should not be used for patients without sufficient informed consent of the risk of worsened outcome.

The next day, OPENLANE received consents from a majority of the Company's preferred and common shareholders (the "Majority Consent") sufficient under Delaware law and OPENLANE's charter, to approve the Merger Agreement.

The National Ethics Committee ruled that a returned questionnaire was sufficient to indicate consent (reference number 200703 S11P).