consent provision
collocation in Englishmeaningsofconsentandprovision
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consent
noun
uk/kənˈsent/us/kənˈsent/
permission ...
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provision
noun
uk/prəˈvɪʒ.ən/us/prəˈvɪʒ.ən/
the act of ...
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(Definition ofconsentandprovisionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Inded, one can go well outside the consent provisions enumerated in the schedule into other fields and one may find the same situation.
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Consequently, the consent provisions apply to all these major-impact amenities on all highways where a private individual is involved.
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There is a clear need for rationalisation of the consent provisions which attach to certain criminal offences.
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Similar discretion is provided to local authorities selling under the present general consent provisions.
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We take the view that any change to the current consent provisions should also apply there.
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Private prosecutions require authorisation only where the offence in question is subject to aconsentprovision.
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There is a good reason for confining theconsentprovisionto subsection (1)(a).
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There is nothing to suggest that theconsentprovisionoperated to impede prosecutions which would otherwise have taken place.
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It concluded thatconsentprovisionis justified in narrow circumstances: where, for example, an offence may involve national security or have some other international element.
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Looking at the schedule, he suggested that in many cases there was no need for aconsentprovision.
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The legislation merely extends that power, including theconsentprovision.
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The amendment essentially concerns existing activities that could potentially be needlessly brought within theconsentprovision.
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Thisconsentprovision, which the amendment seeks to remove, must be exercised subject to certain conditions.
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Offences of particular gravity and sensitivity, where there may be a fine balance of judgment of the public interest, will not infrequently be subject to aconsentprovision.
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If one were in that situation, to maintain theconsentprovisionthe result would be to introduce the possibility of uncertainty and delay in getting this kind of work done.
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The court ruled that the parentalconsentprovisionwas unconstitutional due to its universal enforcement.
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In statute, there are frequently consent provisions for prosecutions, so such a provision would not be unique to this measure.
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Government lawyers agree that the current 14-day limit and the consent provisions will not apply to cloned embryos.
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I have described the main activities which the existing and proposed consent provisions are designed to prevent.
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