Since the Pyrrhonians took assent, i.e., the pro-attitude required for knowledge, to involve a kind of certainty that the matter had been finally and fully resolved, they did not assent to what they took to be non-evident propositions.
As a consequence, in order to prove that assent has been obtained, most guidelines require that an "assent form" be signed and dated by the person taking assent as well as by the child, and if the child is illiterate, a witness (not the parent) should sign on the child's behalf.
Once the committee issues it's ruling on the case, it would take the assent of nine of the eleven member of the Board of Supervisors to permanently remove the sheriff from office.
Asked if N.H.L. should ban all head contact, a step the league has been reluctant to take, Crosby assented, saying, "We've got to adjust".
Before initiating any discussion, the team also took written assent from all FGD participants.
As television cameras poked around the display seats for angles, Mr. Menoud asked me, "It is very comfortable, no?" "No," I replied, though Mr. Menoud, beaming, seemed to take that as an assent.
The Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, will play a key role in the ceremony, bidding Archbishop Welby to take the Declaration of Assent - his agreement to the doctrines of the Anglican Church.
By drawing people's attention away from them, I'm only meaning to point out that (given the impossibility of proof either way) we don't take the leap of assenting to the truth claims because they, themselves, are compelling as ideas.
Further only 55.3%% of sampled adolescents had signed parental consent forms and assented to take part in the study.
However, a strength is the high participation rate, with 183 of the 186 children invited having consent and assenting to take part.
