单词 Collocations with consent 释义

Collocations withconsent

These are words often used in combination withconsent.

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common consentThus, when only a few people had houses, there would be no "common consent" to consider them as property.From theCambridge English Corpusconsent formThe consent form was read aloud to inform youth about the purpose of the study, confidentiality procedures, and the availability of psychological services.From theCambridge English Corpusconsent orderCould not a consent order be made for them too?From theHansard archiveExample from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0consent provisionPrivate prosecutions require authorisation only where the offence in question is subject to a consent provision.From theHansard archiveExample from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0consent requirementWithout a consent requirement, the transplant team theoretically could remove the organs without contacting the family.From theCambridge English Corpusexplicit consentThis condition, about which there was considerable debate, was eventually approved contingent on explicit consent from next of kin for a 72-hour study duration.From theCambridge English Corpusexpress consentIt is central to liberal nationalism that this should be the case with the express consent of the co-nationals.From theCambridge English Corpusformal consentIf he did give formal consent to his wife's action, the clerk did not think this was important enough to include in the written act.From theCambridge English Corpusimplied consentIn this situation, it may be inevitable that coercion and not implied consent is the order of the day.From theCambridge English Corpuslack of consentThose that genuinely involve coercion or lack of consent, for instance, are straightforwardly wrong.From theCambridge English Corpuslegal consentIt is in these alternatives, if anywhere, that the moral justification for proceeding on the basis of legal consent must reside.From theCambridge English Corpusmutual consentAnd it did so on the basis of mutual consent.From theCambridge English Corpusoral consentAll patients and their parents gave written and oral consent.From theCambridge English Corpusparental consentIt follows that young women found that their initiative to enter freely into courtship or to make contracts of marriage without parental consent was eroded.From theCambridge English Corpuspatient consentHe suggests that the issues of psychiatric patient consent for their medical information, despite the guidelines, have not been satisfactorily resolved.From theCambridge English Corpuspopular consentIn the modern world, after all, constitutional monarchy, if it is to survive, must be a monarchy which rests on popular consent.From theCambridge English Corpusprior consentThe requirement for such donations is prior consent from the donor.From theCambridge English Corpussigned consentNot all countries, however, require a signed consent form.From theCambridge English Corpustacit consentAgain one sees determined minorities acting perhaps with the tacit consent of many others, even if the minorities in question differed from those of previous years (p. 95).From theCambridge English Corpusunanimous consentTo understand this, consider a k-actor committee where decision-making requires unanimous consent.From theCambridge English Corpusverbal consentWith the staff's verbal consent, all interviews were taperecorded.From theCambridge English Corpusvoluntary consentThey suggest that researchers obtain free and voluntary consent from subjects after the subjects are provided with all necessary information and explanations.From theCambridge English Corpuswritten consentWritten consent to inclusion was obtained from each subject.From theCambridge English CorpusThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.#https://dictionary.cambridge.org/collocation/english/consent##