Finally, by acquitting the officers, the State party irrevocably denied redress for Mr. Celal's arbitrary killing.

The licence indicated above may be withdrawn irrevocably, in particular when public security and order are at risk.

Consent

Consent

Express consent

And he viewed proto shamanism as a kind of original attempt, through ritual, to rekindle a connection that had been irrevocably lost.

Silence gives consent.

Silence gives consent.

A cell may stay in this state for several days, and then either die or irrevocably differentiate into a mature, fully differentiated plasma cell.

The Truth about Medical Consent

Consent Procedure for Certain Hazardous

Free, prior and informed consent

Sustained growth requires a growth strategy, and most developing countries do not yet have one that would put them irrevocably on the path of economic convergence.

The more we steam headlong into the future, the more we amalgamate the data and detritus of the past and place it irrevocably into the present.

One problem with the word bubble is that it creates a mental picture of an expanding soap bubble, which is destined to pop suddenly and irrevocably.

Express consent to exercise of jurisdiction

Silence is a sign of consent.

Article 43 Consent to be bound

Their silence was tantamount to consent.

Article V Consent to be bound

In Guinea, marriage is concluded by mutual consent, and by law that consent must be given freely by both parties.

Where consent to the measures of constraint is required under articles 18 and 19, consent to the exercise of jurisdiction under article 7 shall not imply consent to the taking of measures of constraint.

The link between currencies and gold was irrevocably broken in 1971, when US President Richard Nixon decided to suspend the convertibility of dollars into gold for central banks.

But the Committee is certainly able to ask for the documents that it finds necessary for an evaluation, instead of deciding a case irrevocably on an incomplete record.

Many doctors struggle to obtain proper consent.

I refuse to consent to that plan.

(e) Free, prior and informed consent (2004)

Overview of free, prior and informed consent

Determination that the elements of free, prior and informed consent have not been respected may lead to the revocation of consent given.

Although von Hagens says he follows strict consent procedures for whole body specimens, he maintains that consent is not important for body parts.

If the patient is in no condition to give this consent then the consent of the spouse or next of kin is taken.

My son, if sinners entice you, don't consent.

Once a woman had given her initial consent to the marriage contract, she had no right to retract her consent to sexual relations ever.

When an outside force such as the military interrupts this game, either directly or because one of the parties can rely on its intervention, the dynamics of political behavior change irrevocably.

Effect of consent to jurisdiction to measures of constraint

In other cases consent is tacit or even irrelevant.

My son, if sinners entice thee, consent thou not.

Consent to be bound Bulgaria (8 December 2005)1

Consent to be bound Norway (8 December 2005)1

This process may include the option of withholding consent.

Many indigenous representatives believe that any given process of free, prior and informed consent may result in consent or non consent and that neither outcome should be regarded as good or bad or be predetermined, as long as appropriate mechanisms are in place.

(a) The person freely gives his or her informed consent

(a) The person freely gives his or her informed consent

No one can be tested without his or her consent.

Consultation and participation are crucial components of a consent process.