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• As Singapore is an bills and the President assenting to them.
• In Israel, judges usually study plea bargains for several weeks before assenting.
• Ettara Yogam became an advisory and assenting body thereafter.
• Finally assenting, Connor leaves only to be hit by a passing car.
• Coke delivered the majority opinion in favour of Bonham, with Daniel and Warburton assenting.
• In March 1866, the United States Congress passed a joint mandate assenting to their inclusion.
• Assenting to either proposal would bolster Russia's defenses against international criticism of its handling of the Chechnya conflict.
• If Serbs agree, they could be assenting to a cut in their lifeline of fuel, weapons and food.
• On July 4, the Texas convention debated the annexation offer and almost unanimously passed an ordinance assenting to it.
• Just try to imagine " two assenting adults " having sex ( without the help of a third party ).
• The Kremlin used the same word before assenting in Moscow last May to American demands to scrap the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty.
• Gen . Diomedio Villanueva, armed forces chief of staff, said officials were convinced that Schilling was not an assenting hostage.
• The top Orthodox archbishop in Greece _ who has angered many clergy by assenting to the visit _ has appealed for calm.
• The International Court of Justice, also called the world court, arbitrates disputes between assenting U . N . member states.
• Max is incensed and refuses to sign any paperwork assenting to the move, but Susannah jets off with the children anyway.
• Other than assenting when Paer asked him two brief procedural questions, Avila left the talking to his public defender, Lorene Mies.
• The Governor-General revoked the first assent, before assenting to the bill which had actually passed the Senate and the House.
• If Serbs consent to international control as demanded by Croatia they would be assenting to a cut in their lifeline of fuel, weapons and food.
• Assenting to a Croat attack on Serb-held territory could be Milosevic's way of punishing his Croatian Serb proteges for refusing to cooperate.