Sentence examples for temporary consent from inspiring English sources

Without admitting or denying the charge, Myspace agreed to a temporary consent order to obey its stated privacy policies and to establish other controls.

A spokeswoman for Brecon Beacons National park Authority said: "Members supported the officer's proposal to refuse permission for a two-year extension to temporary consent for a gypsy traveller site at Cefn Cantref, near Brecon.

An HSE spokesman said: "We broadly support the principle of a temporary planning consent for 2014 alone, to complete relocation of the event beyond HSE's consultation zones around the BP Forties pipeline.

Northern Petroleum was granted a temporary three-year consent to test in Markswell Wood in the village of Forestdale, near Chichester.

In all cases, following the assent of the patients' next of kin, application was made to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, who as the patients' temporary legal guardian, gave consent to their enrolment.

The main reasons for non-participation were related to exclusion criteria (temporary job, no informed consent, insufficient command of Dutch language) (n = 40) and current treatment (satisfied with current treatment, no approval from current health care professional) (N = 38).

Still poorer economies in Africa and Latin America rely on the WTO to get their voices heard.Your own special dreams in BaliIndia may consent to a temporary expedient: a "peace clause" that would waive WTO rules for a few years.

As such, he said it would be appropriate to grant consent for a temporary period of three years, so the authority could review the impact of the festival and inform future decisions.

Patients who could not give informed consent because of temporary or permanent cognitive impairment were included after obtaining consent from the family.

The group will distribute prize packs which include consent-themed condoms, temporary tattoos, stickers and stencils to each winner.

The so-called Vacancies Act usually allows the president to fill vacancies in advice-and-consent positions with temporary "acting" administrators.