“At that meeting, the Task Force also reached a consensus on the broader issue.”

“The consensus was that outside assistance would be necessary for the supply and production of textbooks on journalism, and for training equipment.”

“Effective standards are the result of a consensus building process among all affected interests.”

“The Supreme Court has had the occasion to determine whether the defendants had, in fact, voluntarily given their consent to be searched.”

“Her lack of consent would have been obvious to anyone who cared whether she consented.”

“Water Relations, Gas Exchange and Abscisic Acid Content of Lupines Consentaneity Leaves in Response to Drying Different Proportion of the Root System.”

“One might wonder here if there is any genuine connection to the will of the normative consenter and so whether this really does shore up the voluntarist view.”

“Rather than admit that the consent does not and could not justify the act, we denigrate the consent and, necessarily, the consenter as well.”

“The consenter must be directed to and have full access to individuals qualified to answer all of their questions.”

“Until the NDP apologizes for this, it cannot claim to be defending consensuses reached in Quebec.”

“And I am not even talking about how the consensuses of the Quebec nation are simply ignored.”

“Today, we have Conservative members looking forward to vote against the consensuses in Quebec.”