He added: "Part of the vital task of our intelligence agencies is contingent upon sustaining the consent and support of the British public.
All these arguably accord with the demands of political processes in donor countries: democratic government mandates usually of between 4 and 5 years [ 52], and the need to present success (and avoid scandal) to sustain popular consent to aid.
He said: "For forty years we have, by mutual consent, sustained a political silence on the one issue where British people most needed articulate political leadership.
(Senator John Kerry) – "The Vietnam era should have taught American politicians that 'no foreign policy can be sustained without the informed consent of the American people, informed consent.'" (Mr. Biden) -"And Americans should make a serious effort to understand other cultures and foreign languages.
In yet another, a student tells the partner "not so fast; I'm not sure," Yale says consent was not sustained in this scenario, and would result in "multi-semester suspension to expulsion".
All patients had a sustained displaced distal radius fracture and consented to participate in a randomized controlled trial.
No sustained organized activity could take place without their consent.
The other side focussed on the limits of consent, arguing that consent was sometimes — or even most often — not entirely freely given, and that some things, like injury sustained during S & M sex, could not be the object of consent.
All were recreational athletes without previous Achilles tendon problems and had sustained their rupture during sports or sports-like activities, and all had consented to operative treatment.
After signing informed consent, all participants completed: operation span, symmetry span, reading span, Raven Advanced Progressive Matrices, letter sets, Sustained Attention to Response Task, antisaccade, and psychomotor vigilance task.
