Sentence examples for withheld consent from inspiring English sources

But the members were unable to cite examples where the Queen or Prince Charles withheld consent.

When the committee was in Democratic hands, Mr. Bush's nominees were sometimes blocked if a senator withheld consent by delivering a negative blue slip.

He withheld consent until three days before the episode aired, when Chase agreed to tell him (three-year-old spoiler alert!) that the ending was ambiguous.

John, who regarded his son with jealous animosity, withheld consent, but Carlos, for a time, governed Navarre as viceroy; later, however, John sent his second wife, Juana of Castile, to supervise the Navarrese government (1451), and civil war began between beaumonteses, who defended Prince Carlos' rights, and agramonteses, supporters of Juana.

No potential respondents withheld consent.

Very few patients for whom the next of kin gave assent later withheld consent.

"The landlord may not unreasonably withhold consent to the sublet," Ms. Hallenborg said.

However, she added, there are two reasons the landlord could withhold consent to the sublet contemplated by the letter writer.

On Wednesday, SNP ministers submitted a legislative consent memorandum asking the Scottish parliament to withhold consent from the UK government bill.

For example, boards can't unreasonably withhold consent to requests by shareholders to make improvements to their apartments or to transfer an apartment to a family member.

A customer may withhold consent on sharing such information with a third party, but not with an affiliate, Mr. Rampe said.