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Definition of consented in English Turkish dictionary
- consent
- razı olmak
- consent
- izin vermek
- consent
- {f} kabul etmek
- consent
- rıza
Sessizlik rızayı işaret eder.
-Silence implies consent.
Sessizlik rıza verir.
-Silence gives consent.
- consent
- müsaade
- consent
- rızası olmak
- consent
- (Askeri) onaylama
Babam yurt dışına gitmemi onaylamadı.
-My father consented to my going abroad.
- consent
- (Osmanlıca) mütalaa
- consent
- (Ticaret) razı olma
Sessizliğini razı olmasına yordum.
-I interpreted his silence as consent.
Tom buna asla razı olmayacak.
-Tom will never consent to that.
- consent
- (Askeri) tasdik
- consent
- izin
Annesi onun oraya yalnız gitmesine izin vermeyecek.
-His mother will not consent to his going there alone.
İşin buraya geleceğini bilseydim, izin vermezdim.
-If I'd known that it would come to this, I would have never consented.
- consent
- {f} izin ver
İşin buraya geleceğini bilseydim, izin vermezdim.
-If I'd known that it would come to this, I would have never consented.
Annesi onun oraya yalnız gitmesine izin vermeyecek.
-His mother will not consent to his going there alone.
- accepted, consented upon
- Üzerine razı edilir
- consent
- muvafakatname
- consent
- by common consent umumun rızaslSilence gives consent
- consent
- with one consent hep birden
- consent
- {i} rıza: They've finally given their consent. Nihayet rıza gösterdiler. How can we gain her consent? Onun rızasını nasıl alabiliriz? She can't
- consent
- oy birliği
- consent
- {f} razı ol
Yaşlı bayana yardımcı olmaya razı oldu.
-He consented to help the old lady.
Sonunda planımıza razı oldu.
-He finally consented to our plan.
- consent
- Sükut ikrardan gelir
Sükût ikrardan gelir.
-Silence implies consent.
- consent
- {i} uygun bulma
O, sessizliğimi uygun bulma olarak yorumladı.
-He interpreted my silence as consent.
- consent
- muvafakat
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English - English
Definition of consented in English English dictionary
- past of consent
- consent
- To cause to sign a consent form
- consent
- To express willingness, to give permission
I've consented to have the procedure performed.
- consent
- Voluntary agreement or permission
He gave consent to undergo the procedure.
- consent
- If you consent to something, you agree to do it or to allow it to be done. He finally consented to go He asked Ginny if she would consent to a small celebration after the christening I was a little surprised when she consented. = agree see also age of consent. to give your permission for something or agree to do something consent to
- consent
- {v} to be of one mind, agree, submit
- consent
- {n} agreement, concord
- consent
- what parents may give after they have been fully informed of all the information regarding the activity the district wants to implement This information must be provided to the parents in their native language or mode of communication Parental consent is voluntary and may be revoked
- consent
- {i} agreement, accord; permission, sanction
- consent
- Requirement that the parent be fully informed of all information that relates to any action that school wants to take about the child, that parent understands that consent is voluntary and may be revoked at any time See also Procedural safeguards notice and prior written notice
- consent
- According to critical theory of communication, the process by which an employee actively, though unknowingly, accomplishes the interests of management in the faulty attempt to fulfill his or her own interests
- consent
- See Sympathy, 4
- consent
- Voluntary agreement or permission, not unlike assent consent can be achieved by passively not refusing
- consent
- permission to do something; "he indicated his consent
- consent
- Written parental/guardian consent must be obtained before certain events can occur Written parental/guardian consent must occur before evaluations can be conducted, and before the initial IEP can implemented (subsequent IEPs do not require consent)
- consent
- Agreement; voluntary acceptance of the wish of another
- consent
- To agree to; to give permission I consent to your going to the rock concert
- consent
- To give approval In life and health insurance, a policy may not be taken out on a person without that person's approval Consent is given when the insured signs the application
- consent
- {f} agree; approve
- consent
- from Locke, the liberal theory of government has required the consent of the governed for political rule to be legitimate Because explicit consent is not always available, Locke introduced a notion of tacit consent, but it is not always easy to distinguish tacit consent from non-consent to determine whether tacit consent is consent
- consent
- To agree in opinion or sentiment; to be of the same mind; to accord; to concur
- consent
- parties have agreed to Entry of an Order or Judgment
- consent
- Agree to voluntarily accept the wish of another
- consent
- Agreement, either expressed or implied, to an action based on knowledge of what that action involves, its likely consequences and the option of saying no
- consent
- the granting of permission by a teacher, or by the parents of students, concerning the collection, use, retention, or access to assessment data and information See Confidentiality, Informed Consent, Reporting
- consent
- Sympathy
- consent
- This privacy requirement is one of the Fair Information Practices People must be able to prevent the collection of their personal data If they consent to use of their data, they should be able to bar the use of it for other than the original purpose
- consent
- We do not presently use this field (So, you sensibly ask, why is it here? And we answer, because at a certain point we had to stop tweaking with this form and let it fly free!!)
- consent
- Voluntary accordance with, or concurrence in, what is done or proposed by another; acquiescence; compliance; approval; permission
- consent
- A legal term stating when one party has given authority to another party for a particular purpose
- consent
- This is a privacy requirement - one of the Fair Information Practices People must be able to prevent the collection of their personal data If they consent to use of their data, they should be able to bar the use of it for other than the original purpose
- consent
- consent
- consent
- To indicate or express a willingness; to yield to guidance, persuasion, or necessity; to give assent or approval; to comply
- consent
- permission to do something; "he indicated his consent"
- consent
- To agree to or give permission for
- consent
- Agreement Mutual consent is one of the four essential elements of a contract
- consent
- give an affirmative reply to; respond favorably to; "I cannot accept your invitation"; "I go for this resolution"
- consent
- An agreement to something proposed, and differs from assent Consent supposes, 1 a physical power to act; 2 a moral power of acting; 3 a serious, determined, and free use of these powers
- consent
- Applies to the Kids Passport service Consent is permission given to a Passport user who is under 13 and a resident of the United States or its territories The permission is given by the parent who first created the Passport or who becomes associated with that child's Passport through a consent process at the Kids Passport service Web site Consent is further divided into the categories of full consent and limited consent Limited consent is consent to collect personal information from children under 13 and to share it with third parties "as necessary to operate the Company's Web site " Full consent is consent to collect personal information from children under 13 and share that information with other sites or companies
- consent
- To grant; to allow; to assent to; to admit
- consent
- Agreement in opinion or sentiment; the being of one mind; accord
- consent
- the approval a parent gives to a program or the country, generally in writing Consent is always voluntary and a parent may revoke it at any time
- consent
- A written agreement to carry out an activity after being fully informed in one's native language of all information relevant to the activity
- consent
- If you give your consent to something, you give someone permission to do it. At approximately 11: 30 p.m., Pollard finally gave his consent to the search Can my child be medically examined without my consent?
- consent
- Applies to the Kids Passport service Consent is permission given to a NET Passport participating site regarding the collection of personal data from users who are under 13 and residents of the United States or its territories The permission is granted by the parent who first created the NET Passport or who becomes associated with that child's NET Passport through a consent process at the Kids Passport service Web site Consent is further divided into the categories of full consent and limited consent Limited consent is consent to collect personal information from children under 13 and to share it with third parties "as necessary to operate the Company's Web site " Full consent is consent to collect personal information from children under 13 and share that information with other sites or companies
- consent
- Capable, deliberate, and voluntary assent or agreement to, or concurrence in, some act or purpose, implying physical and mental power and free action
- consent
- Correspondence in parts, qualities, or operations; agreement; harmony; coherence
- consent
- The voluntary agreement of a person or group to participate in research This should be obtained in conjunction with the person or group being given adequate information which has to be fully understood by the subjects; hence 'informed consent'
Related Terms
consented
Turkish pronunciation
kınsentîdPronunciation
/kənˈsentəd/ /kənˈsɛntɪd/
Etymology
[ k&n-'sent ] (intransitive verb.) 13th century. Middle English, from Latin consentire, from com- + sentire to feel; more at SENSE.Resimler
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