Sentence examples for suggesting consent from inspiring English sources

Participants in the UK study responded more positively to RWC, but favoured a 'deferred' approach, suggesting consent should be obtained from a relative (82%) or the patient (90%) as soon as possible following recruitment to the trial[ 30].

In his comments last month, Bradford West MP Mr Galloway had suggested consent was not needed each time before sex.

"Child prostitute" suggests consent or agency, when, in this case, there really is none.

"'Child prostitute' suggests consent or agency, when, in this case, there really is none," Saada Saar and Cindy McCain, trafficking advocate, wrote in a HuffPost blog.

Harris said she has a problem with the term "revenge porn," saying that it suggests consent and that the perpetrators were vengeful ex-lovers, which is not always the case.

In my view the headlines, however, are capable of giving precisely the opposite impression, by suggesting that consent is some kind of vague, unknowably abstract concept.

Findings from practitioners with experience of deferred consent suggest that this consent method assists capacity to make informed decision making in an emergency situation in ways that the conventional approach of seeking of prior consent cannot.

Consenting once doesn't mean consenting to future sexual encounters, and likewise consenting to one activity in no way suggests the consent of another.

Complex and sometimes controversial information must be conveyed during the consent process for participation in biorepositories, and studies suggest that consent documents in general are growing in length and complexity.

The study suggests that consent architectures may play out on social conformity rather than on consent choices and privacy valuations.

This proposition is supported by empirical evidence on the effectiveness of informed consent procedures [ 38- 41], suggesting that informed consent is practiced today through the "ritualistic recitation of risks and benefits" [ 42], enumerated on a written form with little or no engagement of the patient and little or no evaluation of whether the patient understands any of the risks.