Sentence examples for true consent from inspiring English sources

Bryant has far more power than his accuser, and some argue that true consent cannot exist in that situation... Older women jurors are judgmental.

She disagrees with the idea, popular among some younger feminists, that true consent is impossible within a framework of asymmetric power.

Women's consent, therefore, is not true consent.

For MacKinnon and Dworkin, all women's consent to be sexually used by men cannot be true consent under the existing conditions of gender inequality.

The highest grossing animated movie of all time does something that other areas of pop culture find hard to do: it shows true consent.

And over at Sorrywatch, a website devoted to analyzing apologies for their effectiveness, Marjorie Ingall objected to the book on the grounds that "there can be no true consent in a relationship in which one person has the power of life and death over another".

This is especially true given consent modes made possible through technology – see above, for example, on dynamic consent.

Consent is difficult to define as it can be given verbally or in writing, but in both cases true informed consent can only be given when the patient fully understands the procedure and its potential benefits and risks to them as an individual.

In 1962, Henry Beecher, a Harvard anesthesiologist, argued that it would be folly to think that true informed consent would always be obtainable.

The second principle is to make clinicians and patients specifically aware of the diagnostic difficulty in their lesion, so that management can be undertaken on a true informed consent basis.

The database includes 45 DNA samples from Central and South America and seven from Canada and the Arctic, but none from the lower 48 states, in part because U.S.-based Native American groups have historically resisted providing DNA samples, and because Reich felt that true informed consent was lacking for some samples.