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consent to

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consent to something
to agree to permit something to happen. I will not consent to your marriage. There is no need for you to consent to anything.
See also: consent
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It is reasonable to assume that a minor capable of consenting to abortion should be able to consent to routine phlebotomy, but most legal pundits would disagree.
Defining minors under the law by Harty-Golder, Barbara / Medical Laboratory Observer
The current nonautomatic procedures for obtaining the Service's consent to change an accounting method for federal income tax purposes require a taxpayer to file a Form 3115, Application for Change in Accounting Method, during the tax year of change (see Regs.
Accounting method change procedures: one possible solution by Shevak, Richard / The Tax Adviser
Evidence confiscated during a consent search is admissible in a subsequent trial, as long as the officer conducting the search follows the fundamental requirements of the consent to search doctrine and is able to prove the same.
Consent searches: guidelines for officers by Crawford, Kimberly A. / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
 
 
 
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